Sentence examples for increased thrust from inspiring English sources
As the APT is loaded with oxidizer during refueling, the increased thrust required to maintain flight is provided by placing a towing load on the refueling boom.
Additionally, development of multidrug resistance (MDR), adverse drug reactions and clinical specificity of single targeted drug therapy has increased thrust for novel drug therapy.
Management topics such as 'TQM' and 'Quality Management' had increased interest from researchers between 2007 and 2008, which is in sync with Malaysian government's increased thrust during this period to promote SMEs under the Nineth Malaysia Plan (9MP).
The follow-on Atlas-E/F increased thrust to 390,000 pounds, used all-inertial guidance, and moved from an aboveground to horizontal canister launch in the E and, finally, to silo-stored vertical launch in the F. The Atlas E carried a two-megaton, and the Atlas F a four-megaton, warhead.
SpaceX now has an upgraded version of the rocket with increased thrust capabilities which was used in the successful December flight from Florida.
Importantly, we increased thrust force as we deviated thrust direction from vertical in order to keep the force component that was perpendicularly-oriented to the contact site constant at 21.3N (55% of an average cat's body weight of 3.95kg).
For this aim to be achieved, future aircraft gas turbine engines must provide increasing cycle performance at reduced weight (i.e. increased thrust-to-weight ratio) in order to minimise fuel consumption and consequently reduce emissions of greenhouse gasses.
Boyd's work called for a small, lightweight aircraft that could maneuver with the minimum possible energy loss, and which also incorporated an increased thrust-to-weight ratio.
"And increasing thrust increases noise," Clarke said.
The engine's combustion chamber and nozzles are regeneratively cooled to increase thrust without increasing mass.
This combination would both increase thrust and protect the rocket nozzle against the fierce heat of the plasma.
