Sentence examples for in thrust when from inspiring English sources

Oscillations occur at the propeller due to small variations in thrust when the propeller blades rotate through the non-uniform wake, resulting in axial excitation of the propeller at the blade pass frequency.

When we were record-breaking in Thrust SSC, Ron would give me very detailed figures about when to deploy the drag chutes and use the wheel brakes.

Thrust generated early in the downstroke was most likely generated by lift-based thrust while drag-based thrust was most likely responsible for the peak in thrust production that occurred later in the downstroke.

Our previous world record, back in 1997 when Thrust SSC went supersonic, was the first time that this sort of data-intensive approach had been used for record breaking.

Parnell has struggled in his audition to be the Mets' closer of the future, a role he was thrust into when Francisco Rodriguez was traded in July.

But they're thrust together when Peter and Alison are killed in a car accident.

Wenger will have afforded himself a little punch of the air in delight when Wanderson thrust Ludogorets back ahead and the only anxiety of the evening was endured in what stoppage time remained after Ángel Di Maria's late equaliser.

A few strong examples from stories published in Cosmopolitan: "When he thrust, an unexpected pleasure rippled through her" (Karen Rose, "Scream For Me"); "Tiny waves of pleasure were still undulating through her body" (Eden Bradley, "Forbidden Fruit"); "She cried out his name as tremors rippled throughout her body.

Nor does developing a remaster automatically mean a developer is stripping away creativity from any other new game in development, particularly when the thrust of a re-release is technical.

Yet the necessity of taking office was thrust upon him in 1440, when the grand duke of Lithuania, Sigismund, was murdered.

But she was thrust into the limelight in March 1977, when she accompanied him to Washington, where he met President Carter.