Sentence examples for collective thrust from inspiring English sources

The vertical motion is controlled by the collective thrust input, i.e. the sum of the thrusts of the motors.

The EMF is a marginal normal fault with easterly dips, whereas the DF comprises of a collective thrust faulted units adjoining IB.

There have been vociferous complaints about the previous two episodes, their main collective thrusts being that the first once had pandered too much to the fans but failed to deliver a truly satisfactory explanation of Sherlock's survival of his Reichenbach fall, the second had been too self-indulgent and crime-free in its focus on Watson's wedding.

The newly risen American festival scene, with its high density of preteens and its semi-fascist collective arm thrusting, has started to feel a little bit like our generation's hair metal so the snobs have gone further underground to avoid it all.

She was thrust into the collective consciousness when a fellow student at Duke ran across her work and decided to out her as a porn actress to the school, unleashing a torrent of harassment and intimidation.

Teaming up for their proposal with curator and historian Irene Szylinger, Adjaye and Arad's second-placed structure speaks to the singular horrors thrust upon the collectives of victims of the nearly five-year genocide.

"Private shame must become collective resentment," he said, "and a thrust for collective dignity".

And it takes a collective tide of artistic activity to thrust the most interesting and daring movies to the surface.

ItIs certainly uncertain whether female members Thug Angel, Tiger S and The Twins are still part of the collective and doubtful that Samantha, Skip, Frost and Thrust - listed as So Solid Kids - were ever real players.

Moreover, the fluctuations of thrust coefficient can be controlled by collective pitch control.

The BP disaster thrust itself on the nation's collective consciousness once more last week with the report of the commission appointed by a president who had previously pledged that "the days of science taking a back seat to ideology are over".