Meanwhile, Rommel led a panzer detachment on a southerly thrust through Gafsa, driving 50 miles (80 km) by February 17 and capturing the American airfields at Thelepte, to the southwest of Kasserine.
Back then he was the thrusting tyro driving on his wits without context to balance excitement.
Humour, rather than the Enterprise's warp thrust, is the driving force here.
The ongoing quest to increase gas turbine efficiency and performance (increased thrust) provides a driving force for materials development.
The treasury secretary, Larry Summers, suggested in a recent speech that the pursuit of monopoly power could become "the central driving thrust of the new economy"—an echo of the arguments made by another economist, Joseph Schumpeter, rather longer ago.In this model of the "new economy", inefficient monopolies may not survive for long, in contrast to monopolies in the old economy.
Two sections crossing five main faults and correlative anticlines are extracted to calculate slip rates on the driving thrust faults.
Because the studied event occurred as an almost pure thrust earthquake, the driving stress system is expected to have been as shown in Figure 5a.
It appears that because of the large rotational strains developed within a SISZ, stress states induced within extending phacoids are locally dominant and distinct from the far-field stress field driving thrust-shearing across the SISZ (Fig. 10).
While boudins elongate parallel to the maximum finite extension, X, the internal stress state within boudins (shown in inset) arising from fibre stresses differs markedly from the far-field stress field driving thrust-sense shear across the SISZ.
The propulsion performance was tested and the results show that the jet thrust can increase with the driving voltage as predicted and the maximum average jet thrust is 0.14 N when the driving voltage is 25 V.
