Sentence examples for a propeller made from inspiring English sources

Like a propeller made of meat.

The impeller used is a propeller made of Teflon.

In the 24 November issue of Science, researchers unveil a nanoscale propeller made by fastening tiny metal bars atop a protein motor.

He was smuggled close to South Korea on a fishing boat and then, he said, whisked to shore by the type of hand-held propeller made famous in spy movies.

The damaged propeller made this maneuver impossible and the drifting cruiser floated out of the channel and became stuck on a sandbank outside, only partially obscuring the entranceway.

Each propeller makes about 7.5 kilowatts of power that flows back down the cable to the earth.

Flexible composite marine propellers, made of fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) composites, have a number of advantages over conventional rigid metallic propellers.

Concurrently, iron boilers and screw propellers made steam propulsion practical and gave great new freedom of maneuver.

Something about seeing all those turbine propellers made me think of wartime mobilization, like FDR's ramp-up during the Lend-Lease period or Josef Stalin's decision to send Soviet heavy industry east of the Urals.

He said a growing number of pleasure boats and ferries are powered by jets, not propellers, making them vulnerable to the plastic bags and other debris that can clog the propulsion systems.

Even more, the craft's unusual design and strong propellers make it vulnerable to getting caught in its own downdraft and crashing to the ground.