Sentence examples for sufficient thrust from inspiring English sources

Mechanical failure was possible, he added: "The AAIB will be trying to establish if the plane was supplying sufficient thrust to complete the manoeuvre.

The GBD is optimized by Adaptive-Network-based Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS) to obtain a sufficient thrust force for Braille dots while maintaining flapper temperature within limits.

In their paper, the Tokyo scientists also described a second paper airplane that used an aluminum target coated with plastic, providing sufficient thrust to push the plane into the air.

Experiments were particularly conducted with respect to Self Propulsion Point SPPP), residual torque and thrust characteristics over a range of vehicle advance ratio in order to ascertain whether sufficient thrust is developed at the design condition with least possible imbalance torque left out due to residual swirl in the slip stream.

BS: That was the only way you could get to sufficient thrust with 1950s technology.

During take-off and landing, Maxwell will make use of all 14 motors to create sufficient thrust, but once it's up in the air it will only use the two larger motors located on the tips of the wings.

If the prototype demonstrates sufficient efficiency, thrust, and specific impulse on the ground, the next step will be the VF-200, a flight version of the rocket.

This alone should produce 10,000lbf 45kNN) of thrust, sufficient with the Eurofighter jet (20,000lbf/90kN) to take Bloodhound through the sound barrier to about 850mph.

Pterosaur bone strength and flap-gliding performance demonstrate that giant pterosaur anatomy was capable of generating sufficient lift and thrust for powered flight as well as resisting flight loading stresses.

It was advocated in accounts published [9], [11], [17], [19], that the meandering movement of the body alone is sufficient to generate the thrust necessary for the movement through the sand.

Due to the strong dependency of the generated aerodynamic lift on flight speed of a wing, bats are expected to alter their kinematics and wing morphology across flight speeds to generate sufficient weight support and thrust.