Sentence examples for of a thrust from inspiring English sources

There is no simple generalization of the value of specific fuel consumption of a thrust engine.

The notion of a thrust stage — like the Beaumont's — or movable seats was rejected in favor of a standard proscenium.

And whereas the 1980s predecessor of AirSea Battle, AirLand Battle, was intended to meet the real threat of a thrust by Soviet forces into Western Europe, the threat from China to America and its regional allies is harder to define.

"At the Broadhurst, there's 31 feet of depth to the stage, and it's a proscenium house instead of a thrust stage, so yes, we're going to have to make large changes to the way in which we do it.

"Light is more of a thrust for us now, and that's where these fit in," Paulson says of the reflective works, treated with mineral oil in order to slow, but not stop, the aging process.

If the play is truly your thing, you can hear it unamplified and up close at 12 Miles West, which seats 99 on three sides of a thrust stage.

What England need is a dash of impishness, a thrust of daring.

The Apennines consist of a thrust-belt structure with three basic trending motions: toward the Adriatic Sea (the northern and central ranges), the Ionian Sea (Calabrian Apennines), and Africa (Sicilian Range).

One of Anne's ladies, Jane was the self-effacing daughter of a thrusting family.

The objective of this effort is to numerically investigate side-loads and correlative flow physics of a thrust-optimized parabolic nozzle during the fire-in-the-hole staging event.

However, since its bending moments are negligibly small [14], it is justified to speak of a thrust-line arch.