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* As explained in the ''[[TechManual]]'', turbine engines are also internal combustion engines. * As explained in the ''[[TechManual]]'', turbine engines are also internal combustion engines.
− * This article refers to a common object and addresses the object as a common noun. The preferred terms are "internal combustion engine" and "ICE" (except on section titles & table headings, where "Internal Combustion Engine" is favored). + * This article refers to a common object and addresses the object as a common noun. The preferred term is "internal combustion engine" (except on section titles & table headings, where "Internal Combustion Engine" is favored).
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* As explained in the ''[[TechManual]]'', turbine engines are also internal combustion engines. | * As explained in the ''[[TechManual]]'', turbine engines are also internal combustion engines. | ||
− | * This article refers to a common object and addresses the object as a common noun. The preferred | + | * This article refers to a common object and addresses the object as a common noun. The preferred term is "internal combustion engine" (except on section titles & table headings, where "Internal Combustion Engine" is favored). |
== References == | == References == |