Sentence examples for large thrust of from inspiring English sources

In short, Horatio Alger needs lots of help, and a large thrust of contemporary Republican policy is dedicated to making sure he doesn't get it.

This hypothesis explains the occurrence of an anomalous non-seismic region (devoid of large thrust earthquakes) in locally hydrated forearc mantle within northeast Japan.

Nakamura (2009a) proposed that the 1771 Yaeyama tsunami was caused by a large thrust (possibly interplate) earthquake of which source area was near the Ryukyu Trench.

By using a long bar to turn the screw, a small force at the end of the bar can create a large thrust force.

This rise-to-span ratio of 1 5, much lower than the 1 2 ratio found in semicircular arches, produced a large thrust against the abutments.

These processes led to the development of a large thrust-block moraine complex which is buried beneath a thin sequence of Holocene sediments.

For instance, Trofimov's political idealism and his equally idealized love of the bland Anya (Katherine Waterston), Madame Ranevskaya's other daughter, lack a specific gravity, which blurs, it seems to me, both the humor and the larger thematic thrust of the play.

Li and Shen (2011) found that the horizontal components of gravity gradient changes exhibit positive-negative-positive features due to the mass variations of a large thrusting earthquake and recommended a northern (latitude-direction) gravity gradient approach to detect the coseismic effects more efficiently due to the anisotropic sensitivity of GRACE observations.

The size of arches is limited only by economy; large arches exert large thrusts, and they are hard to buttress and to build.

The hubless RDT also has a larger thrust, torque and a smaller thrust ratio.

Instead of the tiny 46P/Wirtanen, the mission was re-focussed on the larger 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. The thrust of this mission is to catch up with the comet while it is still in the colder regions of space and to put a lander on the icy body as it begins to warm up on its journey in towards the Sun.