Sentence examples for greater propulsion from inspiring English sources

Conclusions: It has been suggested in the literature that low seat positions result in greater propulsion efficiency.

First, the bow and arrow had the same advantage over the atlatl and dart that the latter had over the javelin: greater propulsion distance.

In addition, the debate has extended to which sperm components should increase in size: the midpiece to accommodate more mitochondria and produce more energy to fuel motility, or the principal piece to generate greater propulsion forces.

Whilst less burdensome, disagreement between GT3X+ (Actigraph, Pensacola, FL) outputs and observers was greatest for propulsion on a slope and being pushed whilst making excessive arm movements.

A key feature of future deep-space science missions will be the need for significantly greater on-board propulsion capability.

Their findings concur with earlier work [ 28] that a larger diameter handrim requires greater force for propulsion, reporting that the optimum diameter to develop the maximal handgrip force is between 20 and 30 mm.

Specifically, the proximal colon stores food/faeces and has a major function in reabsorbing water and electrolytes whereas the distal colon has a greater role in the propulsion of the faeces out of the colon, in addition to fluid absorption [36].

Mr. Obama, who surfs, knows that you can take credit for timing, grace and balance on the face of a great wave, but not propulsion.

We decided to review efficiency percentages (Table 3) of the available propulsion technologies for greater transparency.

Results revealed that the shoulder joint contact force during the handrim propulsion is significantly greater compared to shoulder joint contact forces during the all lever propulsion tests.

Such a change, perhaps independent of economy, might correspond to improved boat speed, allowing for greater maintenance of the forward propulsion or "run" of the rowing shell in the water from each stroke.