Modern Portraits

1. In modern portraits and films, the Mormon church founder's large nose, Napoleonic hairstyle and stout belly have given way to the leaner, tanner look of a California surfer. (Web site)

Cleaner Government

1. As a consequence, you're gonna see the kind of leaner, cleaner government that Chicagoans expect and, I know, the mayor expects.

Faster Lineup

1. A leaner and faster lineup is what new head coach Glenn Clark has in mind for the Toronto Rock.

Meaner

1. Along with less muscle mass, he sported a goatee and moustache to which Jerry "The King" Lawler referred to him as a "leaner and meaner" Chris Masters.

Leaner Setting

1. They run at a leaner setting and use, about, 15 to 20% less fuel than non-stratified designs.

Desired

1. You may substitute Canadian Bacon if desired, but finding the correct back bacon, which is much leaner than streaky bacon, is well worth the effort. (Web site)

Cylinder

1. As shown, when air-fuel ratio in a cylinder is adjusted leaner the combustion temperature rise is decreased. (Web site)

Engines

1. The primary "sales advantage" to these engines is fuel economy, running at a leaner setting they use some 15 to 20% less fuel than traditional designs.

Faster

1. It is built on top of Red Hat Linux - recompiled and optimized for the i686 computers, so it is faster and leaner.

Businesses

1. As the economy shifts and businesses become leaner and meaner, people are questioning the nature of traditional education.
2. As businesses become leaner and headcounts shrink, so priorities and their drivers have changed.

Headers

1. Headers in IPv6 are leaner, with six unnecessary fields removed, and one entirely new field added, enabling more efficient routing.

Taller

1. The animal resembles an appaloosa, a horse historically associated with the Nez Perce, except it's taller and a little leaner.

Teens

1. In fact, studies suggest that teens who drink milk instead of sugary drinks tend to be leaner than teens who drink little or no milk.

Bodybuilders

1. Bodybuilders are bigger and leaner than ever, contests are beginning to be televised, and the fans are piling in. (Web site)

Embedded Systems

1. The idea was to take OpenGL, the most widely deployed 3D API, as a starting point to produce a leaner and cleaner version: OpenGL ES (embedded systems).

French Composers

1. Satie's importance lay in directing a new generation of French composers away from Wagner-influenced impressionism towards a leaner, more epigrammatic style.

Oaky

1. Syrah has much more spice and be a leaner and elegant Old World style grape while its brother Shiraz is a fruitier and more oaky New World star. (Web site)

Oak Aging

1. In general, the Italian versions are leaner and crisper than the Chardonnay norm, and many don't have enough fruit character to sustain their oak aging. (Web site)

Fuel Consumption

1. This also benefits the fuel consumption under full load, as the mixture can be leaner than in engines without this control system. (Web site)

Result

1. The result: inventory levels are never overstocked, processes are leaner, and customers enjoy customized configurations.
2. Leaner fuel mixtures, normally not combustible by spark ignition, can be combusted as a result of the entering flame. (Web site)

Vegetarians

1. Vegetarians may be at lower risk for non-insulin-dependent diabetes because they are leaner than nonvegetarians. (Web site)

Farm Animals

1. Wild animals such as deer are typically leaner than farm animals, leading those concerned about fat content to choose game such as venison. (Web site)

Forward

1. Salzburg, which represents the traditional European Alpine winter setting, has come forward with a leaner, more compact bid. (Web site)

Look Forward

1. These works recall Debussy's earlier music, in part, but also look forward, with leaner, simpler structures.

Richer

1. The Lambda sensor acts as a probe in the exhaust pipe and delivers the information as to whether the mixture is richer or leaner than λ = 1.00.

Bacon

1. As a result, the bacon is much leaner than conventional bacon.

Fuel

1. As the engine runs leaner or if there is less time for the fuel to burn in the combustion chamber, there is a tendency for incomplete combustion. (Web site)
2. If the engine needs to run leaner, the clip would be moved higher to drop the needle further down into the needle jet and cause less fuel to flow past it. (Web site)
3. Trying to conserve fuel to finish, Danica's crew ordered her to turn her fuel-management system from richer to leaner, stifling her car's power. (Web site)

Mixtures

1. This, in turn, reduces the time required to burn the fuel or allows the combustion of leaner mixtures. (Web site)
2. These leaner mixtures than those ever achieved in the conventional engines are desired because of reduced fuel consumption.
3. These mixtures are much leaner than in a conventional engine and reduce fuel consumption considerably. (Web site)

Mixture

1. This results in a LEANER mixture of fuel:air in the combustion. (Web site)
2. The remainder of the combustion chamber is filled with a leaner mixture, that is to say one with a considerable degree of excess air. (Web site)
3. When running at lower RPMs one (of two) intake valves is only opened slightly, making the mixture leaner (lower gas to air ratio) saving fuel.

Leaner

1. Cooper again adopted a leaner, cleaner sound for his critically acclaimed[49] 2003 release The Eyes Of Alice Cooper.
2. Although "nitrox" usually refers to a mixture of nitrogen and oxygen with more than 21% oxygen, it can refer to mixtures that are leaner in oxygen than air. (Web site)
3. If the mixture is leaner, ie if the amount of fuel is lower, the nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions will increase.

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