"of engine" or "in engine"?
Damage of engine thermostat; 6. |
International Journal of Engine Research, 7, 2006, pp. |
The roar of engines made it almost impossible to talk. |
Blocking of engine cooling fins and inner water channel; 2. |
Disassemble water pump of engine and check, there is no damage; 4. |
The organisers were a lubricant company who were showing the importance of engine oil n the cars. |
The first of this class were built in 1870 and the total weight of engine and tender amounted to 78 tons 10 cwt. |
The whistle of engine and sound of the train through the hills and tea gardens reminded us the view of Munnar in Kerala. |
FR150 Hydraulic System Malfunction Phenomenon of Malfunction Occasionally non-automatic idling of engine in automatic idling mode. |
The new smaller diesel engine is the first in a series of engines to be introduced in Europe under the name of Earth Dreams Technology. |
With an investment in Engine Yard, it fills out the PaaS part. |
Have cutting edge technology in engine designing and fair enough assembly plants. |
Sheep's coats froze to the ground, water pipes burst and diesel fuel in engines turned to sludge. |
So over several trips to the dealer I've had: High Presure Pump replaced, Fuel filter, Fuse Box in engine bay. |
It is just transforming chemical energy of water into heat energy and then after burning in engine to Mechanical energy. |
Oracle is investing in Engine Yard, a smaller firm that specializes in Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) for deploying and maintaining cloud environments. |
The increase reflects both improvements in engines and also government incentives, including emissions-linked car taxes and the scrappage incentive scheme. |
The price portion of an aviation engine to the whole plane should be similar to that of a gas engine to a car. |
Quote: Originally Posted by tonyget Jets life depend on engine life A jet goes through several engines in its lifetime. |
Motor tax is charged on engine size for 2008 cars and before, with all cars 1st July 2008 onwards charged based Co2 emissions. |
That particular era of BMWs are plagued with engine oil leaks and gearbox issues. |
Bajaj introduced Boxer in year 2000 which was a light commuter segment bike with engine capacity of 100 cc. |
It is especially related to dealing with engines on boats, a job that requires him to spend a lot of time underwater. |
Last year Bajaj launched a new variant123abc of Boxer with engine capacity of 150 cc by the BM Boxer 150 but recently Bajaj has discontinued its production. |
Even if we do something like P2, we still need to pay lots of money for license/copyright, and for engine and parts imported to assemble cars here. |
Judging from photographs of the prototype, the nacelles may be designed for engines larger in diameter than the RD-93, a derivative of the MiG-29's RD-33. |
The milk float carried one or two large containers or churns with taps at the bottom from which a large can (similar to those used for engine oil) was filled. |
The impetus given to engine technology by Rolls Royce it is said was vital to the second world war. |
There is also no under engine protection and engine block corrodes with salt, I have cleaned thoroughly and applied paint coating to engine aluminum block. |
On 18 June, 2003, a Deepak HPT-32 aircraft crashed in a dried-up lake off Rajiv Gandhi Salai, shortly after take off from Tambaram owing to engine failure. |
I can then decide on all the important details like engine size, interior extras etc. |
Sub-system manufactures, who produce major assemblies like engines, turbines, transmissions. |
Survivors tell of having been detained in Thailand, beaten, and towed out to sea on boats without engines, sufficient food and water. |
Also, some vehicles were sold without engine covers, Peugeot say they will not supply under warranty but if you hassle them they will supply. |