compression ratio Definition
compression ratio
noun
in an internal-combustion engine, the ratio of the largest volume to the smallest volume of a cylinder, measured before and after the compressing action of the piston
compression ratio Usage Examples
Converse of object
- raise: Since I raised the compression ratio not only can my P-type go faster but I am also inclined to drive it faster.
- have: The four-valve unit has a high compression ratio of 12:1 and a combustion chamber based on that of the new K1200 S engine.
- get: To get significantly higher compression ratios, a lossy compression method, such as JPEG, is required.
- run: The use of alloy brings thoughts of benefits from being able to run higher compression ratios.
Adjective modifier
high: The use of alloy brings thoughts of benefits from being able to run higher compression ratios.
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