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The engines used to provide thrust may be of several types.

Indeed, the relative instability of angiosperm genomes compared with mammals in terms of gene movement and genome rearrangement (Bennetzen 2005; Kejnovsky et al. 2009), implies that TE-Thrust may be especially powerful in flowering plant lineages.

The steel-reinforced shell exerts no lateral thrust and may be supported as if it were a beam.

The shell is reinforced in such a way that it exerts no lateral thrust and may be supported as if it were a beam or truss; hence, the form no longer necessitates the conducting of loads into the wall, and the vault may be designed with great freedom.

The shear strength of the thrust fault may be relatively insensitive to rock types at intermediate depths (15 to 35 km in depth).

As for the new society into which they've been thrust, it may be the "land of opportunity," but those opportunities often seem tantalizingly out of reach.

Both magnitude and frequency content of manual and mechanical thrusting manipulations may be critical elements for therapeutic outcome.

This area of the fold-thrust belt may be the site of a long-lived fluvial outlet.

It is conducive to the development and fluid activation of dilatant fault fracture meshes developed in tabular rock volumes around low-angle thrusts and may be responsible for the range of time-dependent slow-slip activity observed around such structures.

Numerical results show that the fuel consumption varies from a few kilograms to tens of kilograms, related to the locations and the types of mission orbits as well as the corresponding invariant manifold structures, and indicates that the low-thrust transfers may be a beneficial option for the extended science missions around different libration points.

Numerical results show that in an aspect of guidance stability, it is advantageous to have thrust integrals derived from increasing acceleration profiles, such as constant thrust case, which may be considered in the development of propulsion systems.