A growing number of spacecraft collect the energy they need to execute propulsive maneuvers in-situ with solar panels.
The lateral body undulations caused by the trunk musculature, as seen in fish, are the main propulsive agents in amphibians such as the newt.
An Earth flyby one year after launch, a large propulsive maneuver in December 2005, and Venus flybys in October 2006 and June 2007 began the process of changing MESSENGER's heliocentric motion.
But the purely musical elements of the work are what grabbed me: the rippling figures for piano and cello that spin out in crazed, cyclic riffs; the crystalline piano harmonies that sound as if wind were rustling the chimes in a pagoda; the feisty, industrialized propulsive bursts in the finale.
Propulsive forces in the hind limb are decreased in dogs with DLSS as compared to healthy dogs [ 19].
Though it was a move that was predictably easily overturned, national Republican strategists credited the furor it caused with playing a propulsive role in turning out huge numbers of fundamentalist voters in Ohio, the lynchpin of George W. Bush's 2004 re-election.
Recently, mast cells have been shown to be increased in constipated patients as a compensatory mechanism for impaired propulsive activity in these patients [ 38].
The results obtained in this study can provide some physical insights into the propulsive mechanisms in the flapping -based locomotion.
These novels are hypnotically propulsive, written in the key of What the Hell is Going to Happen Next?
