Sentence examples for thrust production from inspiring English sources
Presumably the swimming speed of a hatchling is directly dependent on the total thrust produced by the flippers, and total thrust production is the product of stroke frequency by thrust produced per stroke.
The system is investigated as an unsteady thrust production mechanism, augmenting the overall ship propulsion.
From the motions of each fish, Techet and her team identified three general phases in jumping behavior: hovering, thrust production, and gliding.
This design results in thrust production primarily from the caudal fin rather than causing whole-body undulations.
Accordingly, the specialized adaptations of their morphological design for drag reduction, thrust production, energy economy, and maneuverability must be highly effective.
The thrust production from this device was characterized in a static environment and seen to be well approximated by a simple fluid slug model.
Clipse albums have always benefited from chilly, thrusting production by the Neptunes, and the success of its mixtapes has come in part from the thrill of hearing these rappers borrow beats from more established rappers — T. I., the Game, Common — and make them their own.
"[Electrohydrodynamic thrust] is capable of a much higher efficiency than any combustion reaction device, such as a rocket or jet thrust-production device," Allen says.
Every month, their rotating roster (including Logos, JT The Goon, Inkke, Dullah Beatz, Murlo, to name a few) churn out a heady slew of grime instrumentals, usually on their own dubplates, that are thrusting the production side of the genre into a dark, heady and sweaty future.
Every month, their rotating roster (including Logos, JT The Goon, Inkke, Dullah Beatz and Murlo, to name a few) churn out a slew of grime instrumentals, usually on their own dubplates, that are thrusting the production side of the genre into a dark, heady and sweaty future.
This was the general thrust of the production's politics: civic-minded, jaded but not complacent.
