Rhetorical Analysis Of Turbocharger Design Effect On...

Rhetorical Analysis Through centuries of technological advancements, the sharing of information has become painless process. Improvements in computers and smartphones allow for the nearly instantaneous retrieval of answers for curious and questioning minds. However, it is not in the sharing of information that there lies a problem. Rather, it is the ability of the researchers and academics to appropriately communicate their findings to others that is troublesome. Rhetorical analyses are critical in the understating and sharing of new scientific discoveries in the academic world. The authors must be clear and focused in their writing if their papers and articles are to be rhetorically effective. Ways to accomplish this include writing in the IMRAD format, being mindful of the intended audience, assuring that the subject is useful, and using an established and credible publisher. Authors Theodosios Korakianitis and T. Sadoi write about the relationship between engine size and turbocharger size in their article, â€Å"Turbocharger-Design Effects on Gasoline-Engine Performance†. Their research examined overall efficiency and performance of differently size combinations of engine and turbochargers (Korakianitis, Sadoi, 2005, p.525). This article proves to be an effective rhetorical analysis because the authors examine an important topic that is relevant, properly acknowledge their audience, gain credibility through an established publi sher, and follow the IMRAD format of