Sentence examples for thrust that are from inspiring English sources

However, the hybrid model predicts the existence of strong peak loading (three times larger than the standard deviation for the thrust) that are not detected by any engineering methods.

Here instead you get a beautiful motor that's plenty powerful and makes noises (and thrust) that are joyous to hear and feel daily.

Brecht's fine sense of irony and moral paradox redeem him from absolute dogmatism but give his work a hard satiric thrust that is inimical to tragedy.

The dancers, in solos and group passages, moved through changes of design and rhythm with an upward thrust that was unusual: a glowing work.

The lift and thrust that were produced were measured for different flapping frequencies and for various wings with different chordwise flexibilities.

A laser is focused onto a polymer layer on a substrate to form a plasma, which produces the thrust that is used to control the satellite motion.

This committee language, it is argued, reinforces the continuity connotations of the 'customarily applied' language, a thrust that is not blunted by any specific language indicating a legislative purpose to treat all farmers equally.

She added: "Action is required to increase finance and give the market the real thrust that is required".

In the formative days of his stardom, when he's doing songs like I Got You (I Feel Good) in 1965, his rhythms already have a thrust that's spikier, more volcanically charged, than the gliding jubilation of rock.

She identifies two primary body movements that substitute for dancing: headbanging and an arm thrust that is both a sign of appreciation and a rhythmic gesture.

But let's face it: we're here by chance thanks to one dick thrust that was just a little more vigorous than the rest.