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Engines

The term "engines" can refer to several different concepts depending on the context. Here are a few common interpretations: 1. **Mechanical Engines**: In the context of machinery and vehicles, an engine is a machine designed to convert energy into mechanical work. This includes internal combustion engines (like those found in cars), steam engines, and electric motors.

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- Aero-derivative engines Engines 45
- Aircraft engines Engines 72
- Automobile engines Engines 56
- Cars by engine Engines 62
- Cars by engine position Engines 61
- Combustion engine Engines 59
- Engine components Engines 65
- Engine engineers Engines 59
- Engine manufacturers Engines 57
- Engine problems Engines 68
- Engine technology Engines 62
- Engines by decade of introduction Engines 65
- Engines by maker Engines 50
- Engines by model Engines 44
- External combustion engines Engines 61
- Gas turbines Engines 73
- Locomotive engines Engines 69
- Marine engines Engines 66
- Model engines Engines 76
- Motorcycle engines Engines 67
- Motorcycles by engine Engines 63
- Piston engines Engines 70
- Piston ported engines Engines 54
- Pistonless rotary engine Engines 69
- Proposed engines Engines 70
- Rocket engines Engines 51
- Rotary engines Engines 72
- Sleeve valve engines Engines 62
- Stationary engines Engines 62
- Two-stroke engines Engines 74
- 3,000 mile myth Engines 54
- AMC computerized engine control Engines 61
- Air-cooled engine Engines 55
- Air–fuel ratio Engines 69
- Ajax Engines Engines 80
- Base 50 Engines 49
- Bendix drive Engines 59
- Bivalent (engine) Engines 75
- CVCC Engines 61
- Carnot heat engine Engines 44
- Ceramic engine Engines 78
- Colloid thruster Engines 61
- Comptech Engines 63
- Coolpower Engines 61
- Dakeyne hydraulic disc engine Engines 77
- Desaxe Engines 55
- Draft (boiler) Engines 81
- Duraspark Engines 65
- Engine Engines 70
- Engine cart Engines 64
- Engine test stand Engines 78
- Exhaust gas Engines 78
- Exoskeletal engine Engines 54
- External combustion engine Engines 69
- Free-piston engine Engines 59
- Free-piston linear generator Engines 73
- Gas engine Engines 62
- Gas turbine Engines 77
- Gluhareff Pressure Jet Engines 72
- Headless engine Engines 56
- Homogeneous charge compression ignition Engines 65
- Hot air engine Engines 63
- Hybrid vehicle Engines 58
- Hybrid vehicle drivetrain Engines 71
- Idle (engine) Engines 77
- Intake Engines 62
- Internal combustion engine Engines 68
- Leyland L60 Engines 79
- List of WWII Maybach engines Engines 68
- List of countries by engine exports Engines 60
- Merritt engine Engines 78
- Minto wheel Engines 67
- Mitsubishi MCA Engines 80
- Multifuel Engines 75
- Nanogenerator Engines 43
- Nissan NAPS Engines 75
- Nitro engine Engines 65
- Nutating disc engine Engines 83
- Oil sludge Engines 65
- Overspeed Engines 76
- Pneumatic motor Engines 76
- Reciprocating Chemical Muscle Engines 89
- Siamesed cylinders Engines 69
- Stationary engine Engines 74
- Toyota TTC Engines 64
- Tri-Power Engines 65
- Turbine blade Engines 72
- Turbine map Engines 61
- Vacuum engine Engines 70

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