Sentence examples similar to throttle tip in from inspiring English sources

The throttle tip-in, meaning the car's initial reaction to the gas pedal, was sludgy and tentative; I began to suspect the pedal was connected to the audio system instead of the engine.

And throttle tip-in is annoyingly abrupt — the electronic throttle is tuned to camouflage the motor's general lethargy with a neck-snapping initial response.

Tip in the clams.

Tip in the tomatoes.

I did tip in Taipei and Hong Kong.

Tip in Spain.

Skip the tip in Japan.

Cut the tip in half.

Don't tip in Japan.

Such a model has few reaction inputs: throttle (in %), brake (in %) and steering wheel position.

Tipping in different countries varies.