Sentences with phrase «control.this bigger engine»

They're bred to produce a lot of milk but they're a big engine to feed and they get sick more easily.

@josh37 well i agree with you also and i think Iwobi doesn't have a big engine to play 2 games in 2 days and that is why i would like Ramsey to play in that position at least we all saw what he did in that position at the Euros maybe he can repeat the same with us... HOPEFULLY.

Of course I wanted a more competitive car, it was difficult as other teams could make progress whilst we had a big engine deficit.

The split cabin also lets you get the engine under the cockpit and still have a big engine room.

I just think that Carzola is a different type of player with bigger engine, and who can play and elevate players who are inferior to him.

Sticking on a bigger engine is easy, but that means bigger batteries, bigger fuel tanks, or shorter flight times.

That requires a lot of thrust, which can be attained with either a few big engines, or a large cluster of smaller ones.

«The big engines of change are the transcription factors,» said Kosik.

Muscle is also your body's engine — the bigger the engine, the more fuel it uses and the more calories you burn, making it easier to lose fat,» says Etheridge, who suggests any good fat loss plan contains gradual progressions in both fat - burning cardiovascular activity and resistance training.

A good blender has a big engine and sharp blades.

- the bigger the engine (more and / or bigger muscles working) the more the heart has to pump (higher BPM) to supply fuel to those muscles; - the smaller the engine (less and / or smaller muscles working) the less the heart has to pump (lower BPM) to supply fuel to those muscles.

beat it by 2 MPG at most and the bigger engine has the top efficiency spec.

Players will be able to upgrade their motorcycles with bigger engines, better armor, suspension, and more.

I love our Four Seasons 328i, but the 335i's engine provides charisma that the 2.0 - liter four can't match, and 3 - series buyers would do well to not write off the big engine in their quest for a fun, efficient sport sedan.

Customers» major demand was for a bigger engine than the company's old 2.3 - liter gasoline and diesel four - cylinders, especially in the face of competition from Toyota and Nissan.

It's all a big balancing act that usually ends up at a 750 RPM range idle for a typical car, sometimes a bit lower for a big engine, and sometimes up to about double that for small engines.

Rear - wheel drive is standard, but four - wheel drive is optional even with the bigger engine.

The big engine allows the G550 to do a zero - to - 60 mph run in just 6 seconds (per manufacturer data).

The nose grips initially as you turn in before going slightly light in your hands as the big engine up front wavers fractionally from the line you want to take.

«The only viable big engine we had at the time was the 3.5 - liter V - 8 from the Rover saloons and Range Rover,» Morris says, «so we dreamed up a couple of improvement steps for the Land Rover.

A 321 - hp, 3.6 - liter V - 6 engine will be available as an upgrade, and although Cadillac has not announced full pricing for the ATS Coupe, expect this bigger engine to carry a premium similar to the $ 6000 cost of the 3.6 L sedan over the 2.0 T. All - wheel drive will also be available for both versions of the ATS Coupe, and should carry a $ 2000 premium just like it does on the sedan.

In an era of 40 - mpg advertising and public disapproval of SUV ownership, the «big engine in a big vehicle» thing feels archaic to me.

The G550's combination of a big engine, slab - sided styling and portly mass combine to give it an EPA fuel economy rating of 12/15/13 mpg city / highway / combined, which isn't going to win you any Sierra Club awards.

Some cars with a really big engine or a hybrid system may simply not have enough space for the battery under the hood.

There's no hiding the weight of that big engine over the front wheels and a tendency to push in corners, yet there's a lot to like about the AMG on the racetrack.

All that, of course, was before we'd driven it, and before Mercedes brought its best technology to bear on the question of how to make something this tall (70.7 inches) and heavy (5093 pounds in its stocking feet) not only go fast — really big engines have long been known to take care of that chore — but actually go around corners.

I have a performance car, I would love to have a lorry with a big engine, if that is what you call Cayenne TurboS.

Give us a simple car with a big engine and a buttoned - down suspension and chances are we'll rave about it, because chances are it'll be pretty darn good.

I'd rather use Google Maps, iTunes and TV apps any day and spend the four figure sum saved on a bigger engine!

A Bentley will always have a big engine, with lots of torque.»

Bentley has rolled out a new Continental GT at last — British manufacturers do take their time (the DB9 lived on for twleve years)-- and the bigger engined DB11 is priced on par with the W12 GT.

The heavier, more powerful, bigger engined SQ7, unsurprisingly, isn't as economical.

So the new ST has a «sound symposer» that pumps induction noise through a resonating tube to the back of the facia, a trick that gives the impression of a bigger engine with more cylinders, ensuring the character of the old 2.5 isn't completely lost.

Make sure you're sitting down for this, but the Toyota Yaris is getting a bigger engine.

It must be said that the C43 copes much better without a roof than the bigger engined C63.

It's not only the Mini's most powerful diesel option yet, but the biggest engine in its 54 - year history.

The high hood is necessitated partially by the big engine and partially by European pedestrian - safety regulations requiring 4 - inch clearance between the skin and hard bits.

We sometimes have a hard time keeping all of Aston Martin's models straight, so here's a rundown: the new 2015 Aston Martin V12 Vantage S Roadster is the droptop version of the brand's smallest car, with an upgraded version of its biggest engine, a 6.0 - liter V - 12.

After the Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards became law in the late 1970s, automakers often restricted supply of big engines and big vehicles when they weren't selling enough fuel - efficient models.

Besides the bigger engine, the R - Spec boasts... uh, not a lot.

Does that mean new, bigger engines?

It may not have a big engine or a lot of cargo space (3 cubic feet less trunk space than the gasoline model), but it does have something that no other four - door sedan has: a 50 mpg city EPA rating.

Detonation or pre-ignition would kill the big engines.

Nissan saw the bigger engine was still in development to be used in light - and medium - duty commercial vehicles.

One of the easiest cars to work on for big engine jobs.

8 Corner grilles beneath the swept - back lamps are surprisingly large, but they're likely necessary to adequately cool the biggest engines the car will offer.

Even after it was reengineered to accommodate a bigger engine, the chassis still didn't have enough torsional stiffness and the Mangusta's V - 8 proved too much for the design.

This is the first time that BMW has installed its M Performance TwinPower turbochargers in a V - 12 engine; other tweaks for the big engine include twin air - to - water intercoolers, a lightweight all - aluminum block, forged connecting rods, and a forged crankshaft.

The CX - 5, however, was already at the top of its class as far as fuel economy is concerned, and with the bigger engine it's still quite good.

Volvo realizes these advantages might be lost on crossover buyers accustomed to big engines like those offered in the BMW X5 and Mercedes GL.