Sentence examples for secondary thrust from inspiring English sources

The side judge, Lance Easley, now the most popular Easley here since Kenny roamed the Seahawks' secondary, thrust both arms skyward: touchdown.

Design-engineers must consider reducing the effects of secondary thrust and minimising the environmental effect to improve on crack initiation properties of the structures.

A clearing up of these misconceptions is a secondary thrust of this paper and important in its own right to support further developments of algorithms for the extraction of geometric-structural parameters from more or less 2D-periodic images.

This initial investigation suggests that the effects of secondary thrust is more severe than the effects due to corrosive environment, as it accelerates the initiation of the cracks; and consequently, the fatigue life reduces significantly.

While these results aid our understanding of the processes involved in secondary thrust generation in jellyfish swimming, there are questions that remain unresolved.

Here, we describe how kinematic propulsor movements of a jellyfish can enhance and reposition a vortex ring that allows the recapture of wake energy for secondary thrust generation and efficient locomotion.

For example, the Median Tectonic Line active fault system in Shikoku Island is comprised of a dipping strike-slip fault system involving secondary parallel thrust fault traces.

But these provisions, some of which appeal strongly to environmentalists, are secondary to the main thrust of the bill, which is to increase production.

However, on the "pivotal" education bill, Mr Cameron has shrewdly promised his support as long as its main thrust of giving secondary schools more autonomy is not too blunted by concessions.

This rupture, which took place along the intra-continental thrust fault, developed secondary structural features such as left-lateral strike-slip faults with transpressional component and tensional cracks.

In 1986, it was officially recommended as the primary anti-choking technique by the Red Cross, although the organization would reverse that decision in 2006, saying "abdominal thrusts" should only be a secondary method.