Sentence examples for using an internal combustion from inspiring English sources

Volt and Ampera can continue operation by using an internal combustion engine as energy converter.

A mild hybrid vehicle is one that, while principally using an internal combustion engine for power, gets an assist from an electric drive motor that (usually) replaces the starter and alternator.

One spur to this long-expected development is likely to have been the forthcoming arrival of GM's similarly-sized Chevrolet Volt, which will run mainly on electric power but use an internal combustion engine as a back-up range-extender.

A full experience in the realization of a hybrid plant which uses an internal combustion engine with cogeneration functionalities and solar source, installed in Delebio, Italy is then presented.

Electric trucks could be longer-lived and less expensive to maintain over the long term, and the cost to refuel them over their lifetimes should be far less than the cost to operate a truck that uses an internal combustion engine.

The solution, many now believe, is to fit electric and hybrid cars with external sound systems.A bill going through the American Congress wants to establish a minimum level of sound for vehicles that are not using an internal-combustion engine, so that blind people and other pedestrians can hear them coming.

The Roadster produced no tailpipe emissions, as it did not use an internal-combustion engine.

In 1872 a German engineer, Paul Haenlein, first used an internal-combustion engine for flight in an airship that used lifting gas from the bag as fuel.

In the early 1900's, Ferdinand Porsche, the influential German designer, built a hybrid that used an internal-combustion engine to spin a generator that sent power to electric motors in the wheel hubs.

The principle aim of this paper is to investigate effects on performance of protective multilayer coatings with Cr2O3/Mo/cast iron architecture in order to use in an internal combustion engines.

At least one company is looking at using hydrogen in an internal combustion engine.