Examples of 'larger engines' in a sentence
Meaning of "larger engines"
larger engines typically refers to more powerful or higher-capacity motors or machinery used for various purposes, especially in the context of vehicles or equipment
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Larger engines accommodated greater numbers of archers.
Petries continued to make ever larger engines.
Larger engines also typically generate much larger vibrations.
Later series can use larger engines.
Even larger engines might require the use of a barring engine.
Two special aircraft were built with larger engines.
Larger engines generally produce more horsepower by burning more fuel.
The system is also used for larger engines.
Larger engines can be glowplug but increasingly common gasoline is the fuel of choice.
It is larger than the standard version and offers larger engines.
Trucks are usually equipped with larger engines that enable these vehicles to carry heavier loads.
Larger engines may use fuels compliant with international regulations such as sulphur content compliant MGOs.
The smallest unit was of four cylinders while the larger engines employed six cylinders.
Accordingly, microturbines and miniturbines automatically have an efficiency disadvantage relative to larger engines.
This happens more often on larger engines with bigger propellers flying with lower wing loadings.
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The basic Gnome design was then delivered in a series of larger engines.
Their intent was to use larger engines than those then used by Maserati.
It is a widened and lengthened version of the model sold elsewhere, with larger engines.
As a general rule, transmissions found behind larger engines will have stronger specs.
In normal driving conditions, smaller engines provide better fuel economy than larger engines.
Larger engines typically use diesel fuel, due to the power output and durability advantages.
They sold this plane on the basis, among other things, of having larger engines.
Moreover, increasingly larger engines with higher compression ratios made hand cranking a more physically demanding endeavour.
The UB II boats featured a two-shaft drive with a much larger battery capacity and larger engines.
However, some moves towards larger engines were made, particularly through the Royal Scots and Garratts.
The R-120 is structurally strengthened over the R-80 to allow a higher gross weight and accept larger engines.
In 1935 Wright started to develop much larger engines based on the mechanicals of the Cyclone.
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