Sentence examples for thrust changes from inspiring English sources

Indeed, if anything, it serves to steel his resolve to thrust changes already under way within the N.B.A. out into the global business.

The optimum angle, to our glide skate, of our "skate separating" thrust changes as our speed changes.

The main benefit of the optimized flight paths are that they avoid flaps deployment and thrust changes.

With the flexible body contact theory and nonlinear theory of MFBD technology, the research is conducted on the influence of a series of factors on LPAV, such as launching angle change, clearance between launching canister and missile, thrust change, thrust eccentricity and mass eccentricity, etc.

An experimental drilling station was built to measure torque and thrust force changes using a cutting speed of 2500 rpm and a feed rate of 0.25 mm/rev.

But he was also obeying a Thatcherite precept that Mr Blair followed too, albeit more in rhetoric than in reality: an idea of government as permanent revolution, thrusting change upon a recalcitrant but ultimately grateful nation.

Once in space, the Service Module needed about 100 pounds of thrust to change position.

In 2005, however, she was distressed by the changes thrust upon her as her parents, David Rockefeller Jr. and Diana Newell Rowan, underwent a difficult divorce.

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.

Fault rocks associated with the Pelling thrust (PT) in the Sikkim Himalayan fold thrust belt (FTB) change from SL tectonites to local, transport-parallel L-tectonites that are exposed in discontinuous klippen south of the PT zone.

He got "a-m-i-g-o" tattooed across the knuckles of his right hand, a decade ago, as a reminder of the night he was in a parking lot, changing camera tapes, and a Hispanic man with an oozing stomach wound asked for help, saying, "Hey, amigo?" Cianfrance thrust some pocket change at him.