Sentence examples for propulsive technique from inspiring English sources

Two modes of propulsive technique utilized by fish are anguilliform and carangiform, Figure 3 [25].

Such injuries are thought to occur from a combination of repetitive movements, upper limb weakness, and inefficient propulsive technique [ 3, 4].

A key problem with propulsive techniques is handling the fluid flow problems and attitude control of the descent vehicle during the supersonic retropropulsion phase of the entry and deceleration.

A large-area monolayer of hexagonally close-packed polystyrene (PS) nanosphere arrays was fabricated via a Micro-propulsive Injection technique that were developed in our lab [33].

Figure 1a, b shows the fabrication of PS monolayer via a Micro-propulsive Injection technique that we developed previously, with the possibility of assembling PS nanospheres in both large scale and high throughput [33].

Another notable debut came from Azealia Banks, displaying impressive rap technique over propulsive beats.

For as long as this brief scene lasts, it seems possible that Gary Ross, the unlikely and at times frustratingly ill-matched director for this brutal, unnerving story, has caught the heart-skipping pulse of Michael Mann's "Last of the Mohicans" if not that film's ravishing technique and propulsive energy.

Grimaud's effortless-seeming cross-hand technique and propulsive rhythmic precision and dynamics in Ravel's 1901 "Jeux d'eau" ("Play of the Water") kept the fountains flowing delightfully.

Significant opportunities are nonetheless emerging thanks to optimised propulsive profiles, energy harvesting techniques and more electric aircraft technologies.

August 6 2014 August 1717 2014 The excellent Seattle-based Pacific Northwest Ballet offers "A Million Kisses to My Skin," a propulsive tribute to neoclassical ballet technique; "Rassemblement," Nacho Duato's earthy portrait of sorrow and oppression; "Take Five.

The purest of classicists, Mr. Malakhov has obviously paid close and devoted attention to the distinctive shapes and propulsive quality of the Graham modern-dance technique.