Sentence examples for rapid propulsion from inspiring English sources
The uropods are usually setose and paddle-shaped in swimming taxa and form a broad tail fan with the telson for rapid propulsion.
The flipper has the same skeletal base as the wing of flying birds but with its elements shortened and flattened, producing a relatively rigid limb covered with very short feathers an ideal organ for rapid propulsion.
That guidance, plus their rapid propulsion, would make them more likely than otherwise to encounter CTCs, which they could then selectively pick up and transport to a desired location for analysis.Proteus, the submarine in "Fantastic Voyage", was nuclear-powered a system of propulsionuclear-powered ayond nanotechnology.
The tail, which is stout and larger in surface area than the limbs, is used for stability while swimming and for short bursts of rapid propulsion.
Apart from their respiratory function, motoneurons to the mantle (whose axons fuse to form the so-called 'giant nerve fibers'— reference 49 and Figure 5g) allow rapid water ejection and jet-propulsion of the animal.
Noise control treatments for the propulsion motor noise of rapid transit cars on concrete elevated structures and the noise reduction from barrier walls were investigated by using acoustical scale models and supplemented by field measurements of noise from trains operated by the Port Authority Transportation Corporation PATCOO) in New Jersey.
Rapid advances in the sciences of surveillance, guidance and propulsion have given America its lead; but those developments may be turned against America in the medium term.After its high-tech bombing of Iraq and Serbia, the American air force could argue that the United States had found a way of curbing trouble-makers at relatively little cost to itself or risk to its own forces.
Those requirements for the propulsion system include wide continuous throttling ability, high resolution, rapid response, low noise and so on.
It was not until the British company de Havilland leveraged wartime research on jet propulsion into a commercial jet airliner called the Comet that rapid air transport became feasible.
Penguins are adapted for rapid locomotion in water, in which the wings, or flippers, are used for propulsion; the birds "fly" underwater.
The propulsion period angle, the angle the wheel moved during propulsive hand contact, was similarly defined during the propulsion period.
