steam engines

Steam engines are dangerous, and they had tremendous impact on the world, as you know -- industrial revolution and ships and locomotives.

蒸汽机是危险地，众所周知，蒸汽机对世界产生了巨大影响--工业革命，船只，汽车。

he took , when he was a school - boy , to constructing steam - engines out of saucepans.

当他还是个小学生的时候，他就喜欢用小锅做蒸汽机。

It would be a return, in a way, to a time when old-fashioned steam engines once worked in the fields.

到时，老式的蒸汽机又将穿行在田间，从某个角度来看，这真是一种“倒退”。

It would be a return, in a way, to a time when older steam engines once worked in the fields.

从某种程度上说，人们可能会回到旧蒸汽机工作在田野上的时代。

Together they set up a factory which produced all kinds of steam engines at the rate of about 20 a year for the next 30 years or so .

此后30年，他们合作开办了一家专门生产各种蒸汽发动机的工厂，每年生产发动机20台。

Steam engines were originally designed to pump water out of the pits and railways to move coal around them.

蒸汽机早期用于矿井和铁路抽水来转移其周围的煤矿。

Just finished the British industrial revolution and to the world was exhibited steam engines epoch-making industrial products.

刚刚完成工业革命的英国，向全世界展出了蒸汽机等划时代的工业产品。

The largest of Iqbal's "Victoria" horizontal stationary steam engines is still pretty small as steam engines go.

最大的伊克巴尔的“维多利亚”horizantal平稳蒸汽机仍是相当小的蒸汽火车去。

Passengers were transported in carriages without windows, which were pulled through the comparatively narrow tunnels by steam engines.

旅客们乘坐的是没有窗户的火车，这些火车由蒸汽机驱动穿梭于相对狭窄的隧道。

Perhaps this observation eventually led Watt to the improvements of steam engines for what he was famous.

也许这个观察最终导了詹姆士瓦特对蒸汽动力的改进，后来这件事使得他出名。

A small island making steam engines by hand inevitably fell behind a bountiful continent that mass-produced motor cars on assembly lines.

一个手工生产蒸汽机的小小岛国，注定是要落后于依靠生产线大批量生产汽车，拥有广袤大陆的美国。

Fuel burning for the internal combustion engine takes place inside the machine itself, as with steam engines.

内燃机中燃料燃烧象在蒸汽机中一样，是在机器内部进行的。

Steam engines had not yet been invented, nor would they for a long time.

假如蒸汽机未发明，也就不会（让人使用如此）长的时间了。？

The first steam engines in practical use in England and the United States were of low-pressure design.

在英美应用的第一台蒸汽机采用了低压设计。

I recall reading here that the innovation on steam engines truly got going just after the relevant patents expired.

我记得在这里读到过：蒸汽机的创新事实上是在相关专利失效之后。

By this time steam engines had joined clocks and watches as objects of Henry's fascination.

此时蒸汽发动机已成为继钟表后亨利的又一痴迷物。

Later Greg extended the factory and installed coal-fired steam engines to add to the water power from the Bollin.

后来，格雷格扩大了工厂并装配了燃煤蒸汽机，为原来的水力纺织机提供了更多的动力。

LIKE slide-rules, steam engines and carbon paper, the telex machine, once ubiquitous andindispensable, has vanished from sight.

就像计算尺、蒸汽机和复写纸，曾经无处不见的、不可或缺的电传机已经从我们的视野里消失了。

Earlyautomobiles were sometimes only "horseless carriages" powered by gasoline or steam engines.

早期的汽车有时只不过是靠汽油或蒸汽机驱动的无马“马车”而已。

You mentioned steam engines in this article -- are there any advantages to steam engines and other external combustion engines?

你在这篇文章中提到蒸汽发动机——蒸汽发动机和其他的外燃机有什么优势？