Sentences with OCTANE-RATING
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The octane rating of this gasoline is 87."
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"A higher octane rating indicates a fuel that is less likely to cause knocking."
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"The octane rating on the pump is clearly displayed."
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"I prefer using gasoline with a higher octane rating in my car."
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"Before purchasing fuel, it's important to check the octane rating recommended for your vehicle."
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"The octane rating of the premium gasoline available here is 91."
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"Some cars require a minimum octane rating of 89."
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"Using a fuel with a lower octane rating than recommended can potentially damage the engine."
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"It's best to avoid using fuels with unknown octane ratings."
10
"The octane rating determines the fuel's ability to resist knocking."
11
"While a higher octane rating may be helpful for some engines, others may not require it."
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"The octane rating of a fuel is determined through a standardized testing process."
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"A lower octane rating can result in engine knock, reduced performance, and increased emissions."
14
"The higher the octane rating, the more resistant the fuel is to ignition."
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"It's important to verify the octane rating on the fuel receipt matches the one selected at the pump."
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"The octane rating is often indicated by the pump's label or on the fuel dispenser."
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"Understanding the octane rating helps consumers make informed decisions about fuel choices."
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"The octane rating of premium gasoline is usually 91 or higher."
2
"A higher octane rating means that the fuel is less likely to cause knocking in an engine."
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"The octane rating of regular gasoline is typically around 87."
4
"It is important to use a fuel with the correct octane rating for your vehicle."
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"Some high-performance vehicles require gasoline with a minimum octane rating of 93."
6
"The octane rating is a measure of a fuel's ability to resist detonation."
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"Engines designed for high compression ratios often require fuel with a higher octane rating."
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"Using a fuel with a lower octane rating than recommended can lead to engine damage."
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"The octane rating scale ranges from 0 to 100, with higher numbers indicating better performance."
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"In some countries, octane ratings are referred to as research octane numbers (RON)."
