Sentence examples for has given thrust from inspiring English sources

The evolution of contemporary mobile robotics has given thrust to a series of additional conjunct technologies.

The assistance Wikileaks has given Mr Snowden has thrust it back onto the front pages and its representatives back into the TV studios.

The next big thrust is to set up a food park near Bangalore, where the Karnataka government has given it cheap land.

Edmonds thrust his hand into the air while rounding first base, knowing he had given the Cardinals the lead, which they kept for good.

The thrust of his defense is that Mr. Rodriguez gave Nixzmary the same kind of discipline that Mr. Rodriguez's father had given him, including hitting him a lot and holding his head under cold water.

Next, we have given our thrust in analyzing the exclusive role of dopant location on excitation kinetics at a fixed pulsed number.

Heavier particles provide more momentum to the engine exhaust, and buckyballs are nearly six times as massive as xenon, the element used as fuel in Deep Space 1. "So in theory, it would have given you more thrust per unit power," said Dr. Robert Frisbee, a senior staff member of the advanced propulsion technology group at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

While I have given credit to them for initiating the spark that ended the Cold war, possibly because of this developing new thrust, I have heard they they might have helped eliminate funding for heavy ion fusion R&D.

Sugar provides the energy that will give thrust to the rocket once burned.

"Do you have thrust?" "Roger that".

Now Field has been thrust into the limelight and given two shots at earning a slice of the £107,000 prize money by making her World Indoor Championships bow.