Sentence examples for the amount of intake from inspiring English sources

At idle speeds and under a light load, the amount of intake valve opening is small; when the driver pushes the gas pedal, the computer increases intake-valve lift, admitting more air into the cylinders and increasing engine speed.

This occurred because, even if open-valve injection greatly reduces the amount of intake port wetting, it also induced larger in-cylinder wall wetting due to the direct fuel impingement.

A significant contribution to higher performance came from an ABB TPL65E turbocharger, with a compressor bypass system closely matching the amount of intake air to the operating requirements and eliminating mid-speed instability.

The increase in body weight over the three-week period was associated with the amount of intake, as might be expected, and was independent of social status.

(FGD6; P2, 66 years, Female) Although vegetables were considered as a healthy food choice, knowledge on the amount of intake and variety was poor.

It was a positive association between the recruits' food frequency at home, and the amount of intake in the military camp for several food items.

Even though studies have begun to estimate PBDE intake from ingestion and inhalation, the amount and percent of intake from food in the U.S. general population have not been well characterized nor have the amounts of intake from dust ingestion and inhalation been well defined (Jones-Otazo et al. 2005; Stapleton et al. 2005; Webster et al. 2005).

Feed intake (FI): The amount of feed intake was weekly recorded in each replicate by the sum of the measured weights of the food offered to the birds each day (Dagaas & Claveria, 2008).

Residual feed intake represents the amount of feed intake which is not accounted for by the expected requirements for production (e.g. milk and egg production or in this case body weight gain) and body weight maintenance [ 6].

Fourth, because of lack of data on the amount of alcohol intake, the evaluation of habitual alcohol intake was based on the frequency of alcohol consumption.

The amount of energy intake from the ingestion of these beverages (Kcal/serving) was determined using the Evaluation System of Eating Habits and Nutrient Consumption (SNUT) [ 32].