Sentence examples for discrete thrust from inspiring English sources
Proximity control of modern nano-spacecraft often relies on low and discrete thrust engines that are characterized by low consumption, and generate on-off force profiles.
One minor quibble: Ms. Graf's strikingly long, stretched leg extensions give "Flowers" the look of a ballet about discrete thrusting arabesques.
We performed Raman spectroscopic analyses of CM in thin sections of samples from discrete slip zones in the Emi major thrust (an ultracataclasite layer) and the Kure OST (a pseudotachylyte layer).
Secondly, Radau pseudospectral method is utilized to transcribe the low-thrust trajectory optimization problem into a discrete nonlinear programming (NLP) problem.
It contains a major east west-striking back thrust, 5–10 mm thick, which includeast west-striking zone composed of glossy backk mathrust accompanied by well-developed slickensides (Emi major thrust hereafter) (Fig. 2a).
So, engineering aside (because I can't comprehend it, and much of it is patented and shrouded in mystery), the ability this thing has is to essentially push its thrust in any direction, and from four discrete places as well.
We observed discrete extensional veins in the hanging wall of the Nobeoka Thrust, filled mainly with quartz and lesser calcite.
In this study, we examined discrete slip zones at 1 4 km depth within a major thrust and at 2.5 5.5 km depth within an ancient megasplay fault.
Two types of deformations are recognized in thrusts: a localized slip along the quartz-coated discrete slip surface and a distributed shear along clay foliations.
My fumbling attempts at stories in those times were in the mode then called "experimental," a playful thrust at parrying the traditional narrative and fracturing it into its discrete elements.
A microscopic image of the Emi major thrust sample shows that the fault zone is composed of cataclasite containing three discrete slip zones that form distinct layers of blackish ultracataclasite with clay-size particles (Fig. 3a).
