Sentence examples for a dynamic thrust from inspiring English sources

His form gave Germany a dynamic thrust on the wing, but Müller's subtle passes and his proven ability to link up with Gómez and Ozil in attack are the more important factors in the coach's mind.

In the 1960s, linear looks of the space age made a dynamic thrust against the ladylike clothes of the postwar period — all nipped-in New Look jackets and big skirts — just as broad shoulders and sharp tailoring of the '80s would knock out the floppy Woodstock look.

It was a dynamic, thrusting debut, but Mr Chandor followed it with something quite different.

In this paper, a nonlinear model of dynamic thrust measurement system is established by using radial basis function neural network (RBF-NN), where a novel multi-step force generator is designed to stimulate the nonlinearity of the system, and a practical compensation method for the measurement system using left inverse model is proposed.

High velocity, low amplitude dynamic thrust (manipulation), a rotational-lateral flexion thrust performed on a stiffed vertebral segment(s) with the patient side lying [ 23, 40].

Left inverse model can be considered as a perfect dynamic compensation of the dynamic thrust measurement system, and in practice, it can be approximated by RBF-NN based on least mean square (LMS) algorithms.

There is no clear empirical basis for the distribution of the dynamic earth pressure, and recent experimental research studies have shown that the dynamic earth pressure has a triangular shape, and that the dynamic thrust is applied at 0.33 H above the base.

According to the Mononobe Okabe method, the resultant total dynamic thrust would act at a height of 0.33 H.

The campaign makes great use of a tilted, italic font that adds a dynamic upward thrust to most of their design materials.

The Seed and Whitman method that is a modification of the Mononobe Okabe method, suggests that the dynamic thrust would be applied at 0.6 H above the base.

Its dynamic thrust seemed to symbolise the inevitable victory in the Pacific for a war-tired nation.