The mechanisms of thrust enhancement and energy saving in a school of fish interact in manifold ways, and provide insight into the bio-inspired design for arrays of underwater vehicles.
The actual nudity may have taken less courage than the psychological nudity Ms. Mattila exposed in the final scene, when, delirious with power, she held Jochanaan's head in her hands and sang Strauss's soaring phrases with Wagnerian thrust and unflagging energy.
It doesn't take into account the thousands of other rumours that, over the course of a January transfer window – let alone a whole summer – come sashaying out on Twitter and NewsNow to titillate and frustrate, to reel in radio phone-in callers and keep us all aboard the click-carousel that provides and absorbs so much of the noise and energy thrust into the modern game.
Without Cockfield's knowledge and thrusting energy this immensely detailed and challenging venture might well have run into the sand.
For each of six experimental gases – methane hydrogen (mixture), methane, carbon dioxide, air, oxygen, and argon – we will measure thrust, power, energy consumption, and propulsive efficiency.
Our favorites had a sense of energy, thrust and vibrancy.
Accordingly, the specialized adaptations of their morphological design for drag reduction, thrust production, energy economy, and maneuverability must be highly effective.
A propeller converts rotational energy into thrust, and water is driven out behind the blades.
Helicopters on the other hand, with variable-pitch blades, can simply change the blade pitch to change thrust, and that requires much less energy to do so.
