high-power engine

The comparison was even more favourable against other high-power engines under development.

Lycoming had not been successful in designing a high-power engine.

There were no trims with a high-power engine in Brazil.

The result was a high-power engine that used the thin atmosphere of Mars to increase its thrust.

After designing the 14/20, he started the design of advanced high-power engines, combining overhead valves with a pressurised oil lubrication system.

The D-12 was one of the most powerful engines of its era, and continued to swap records with other contemporary high-power engines.

A much more formidable aircraft was also planned, the Junkers Ju 288, but the required high-power engines never worked and the effort was eventually abandoned.

The probability of the engine remaining within the NTE zone for over 30 seconds also decreases with the advent of high-power engines.

To plane, the power-to-weight ratio must be high, since the planing mode of operation is quite inefficient; sailing boats need a good sail area and powerboats need a high-power engine.

High-power engine reliability was a significant issue in the late 1980s and early 1990s, with catastrophic engine failures occurring relatively frequently (est. 1 in 20) in motors of L class or higher.

In the late 1920s the United States Army funded the development of a series of high-power engines, as part of its hyper engine series, which it intended to produce on Continental Motors' production lines.

The stubby trucks are collected by nostalgia buffs attracted to the notion of earlier, innocent times as well as customizers who find the bulldog face and streamlined front end an ideal starting point for a high-power engine transplant.