Sentence examples for better thrust from inspiring English sources

The nozzle with small roughness can achieve better thrust performance.

Better thrust: A carbon nanotube cathode is mounted on an experimental setup inside an ion thruster.

That, he says, will train your brain to minimize contact with the ground and generate better thrust.

"Obama had better thrust himself to cleaning up all the evil doings" that the United States has perpetrated against the North, the statement said.

59 min: A better thrust up the left from City through Kolarov and Dzeko to win a throw but when it comes in Sporting bash it 60 yards upfield.

Also, in line with our previous finding, thrust augmentation for both STEA and ETEA is a function of the base length of the trapezoid, with a broader one producing a better thrust performance.

Then Death Grips came on and did kind of the same thing as Mykki Blanco, but better: yelling, thrusting.

"The hydrogen molecules can be accelerated twice as fast as water molecules with the same temperature, providing better exhaust velocity the thrust you get for the rate at which you are burning the propellant," says Bruccoleri.

Mr. Leigh's play emphasized the domestic, but "13" remains macrocosmic — all the better for the thrust stage of the Olivier auditorium, which suits the airing of public issues (and sizable cast: more than 20) in which the lengthy play traffics.

The opening theatre production in this year's Edinburgh international festival begins with Devo's Beautiful World and ends with D Ream's Things Can Only Better, but the thrust of Tom Wright's new version of Voltaire's Candide is that we are all a bunch of clowns if we believe the lyrics of the pop songs.

Rather than more and better lawyers, the thrust should be to radically overhaul and simplify our income tax laws so that everyone pays a fair share and lawyers and C.P.A.'s are not required to either calculate taxes or devise schemes to avoid them.