I can now see my story more clearly, and recognize that the greatest thrusts of growth and advancement occurred after the darkest of times.
Thus a greater internal pressure was possible, with a resultant greater thrust of the propulsive jet.
Branch calls it "the last great thrust of a movement built on patriotic idealism".
NASA has spent a little more than $1 billion developing the longer Ares version, which adds a fifth segment for greater thrust.
The undulations of the body and caudal (tail) fin produced by these axial muscles can produce much greater thrust than is produced by the beating of the appendicular fins.
For the second half Guardiola brought on Maxwell to provide greater thrust down the left and introduced Bojan – in place of the dismally ineffective Zlatan Ibrahimovic – and Jeffren as the evening started to slide away from his grasp.
Both Mr. Wuorinen's and Ms. Thomas's scores were composed of several short movements, with a greater thrust of continuity in the work by Mr. Wuorinen and a more sensuous poetry in that by Ms. Thomas.
There was at times a semi-silence around the stadium as Brazil kept the ball without any great thrust and Croatia broke with purpose three times in the opening minutes So much so that when the first goal arrived after 11 minutes it was no great surprise that Croatia scored it.
But the dominant voices in both concerts were those of composers whose Americanism had not been diluted by European training, composers who have come to be seen -- partly thanks to Slonimsky -- as leaders in the great thrust of fresh musical endeavor that happened in this country during the first third of the 20th century.
These embedded rotors are known as ducted fans, which can create greater thrust at higher safety, albeit with less efficiency.
