Sentence examples similar to considerable thrust from inspiring English sources

The later one collided along a suture zone farther to the north, along the present-day Ma River, during the early Carboniferous and caused a major south-directed deformation that included considerable thrusting.

All patients had a full range of movement in the knee and were walking with a considerable lateral thrust, in particular those with a BMI of more than 25.

Certainly, allied forces have covered considerable ground and thrust deep into Iraq.

In Devonian times a considerable amount of thrusting and metamorphism occurred, and the final parts of the ocean floor were subducted; the result of that activity was that in the Permian Period there was a final collision between the continents of Europe and Asia that gave rise to the Uralian orogenic belt.

The experimental study showed that increasing the weight fraction of the B4C resulted in a considerable increase in the thrust force.

The "matter of Britain" was represented by an outstanding composition, the alliterative Morte Arthure, an epic portrayal of King Arthur's conquests in Europe and his eventual fall, which combined a strong narrative thrust with considerable density and subtlety of diction.

(Chinen) 120 DAYS (Monday) This Norwegian quartet — which includes three keyboardists — adds rock 'n' roll thrust and considerable gloom to the perpetual-motion techno of Kraftwerk and Giorgio Moroder.

Unstart is a flow phenomenon at the inlet that severely reduces the air mass flow rate through the engine, causing a loss of thrust and considerable transient mechanical loading.

Moreover, the proposed nozzle provided the positive lift with considerable increments in the axial thrust coefficient and in the pitching moment at off-design operations.

Tensile overpressure compartments may thus extend laterally for considerable distances around low-dipping thrust faults that have regained some cohesion.

Beginning in the Quaternary Period (within the past 2.6 million years), new upheavals thrust up magnificent peaks of considerable size.