Sentence examples for thrusts point from inspiring English sources

"Shaker Loops" is written for a small string ensemble, but its febrile yearnings and rhythmic thrusts point to the rapprochement that Adams would soon make with the Romantic orchestral tradition.

It can be demonstrated that the case when the thrust application point is almost coincident with the centre of gravity the action of the thrust direction change is neutral in terms of effects on the pitch.

Hanson, M. L. Tongue thrust: a point of view.

He thrust the point of his sword into the slippery log to aid him in maintaining his balance.

The animal initially fixes the posterior end of the foot by thrusting the point of its sickle-shaped operculum into the substrate.

The animal first fixes the posterior end of the foot by thrusting the point of the sickle-shaped operculum into the substrate, then it extends the foot in a forward direction, lifting and throwing the shell forward in a so-called leaping motion.

The thrust of point 9 seems to be that we should be able to get similar results by other methods, by estimating the sizes of various effects.

A close relationship has been established between the timing and mechanisms of stress changes in the Pannonian and Transylvania basins and structural episodes in the surrounding thrust belts, pointing to an intrinsic mechanical coupling with these basins, the orogen and its foredeep.

Trace element concentrations and 87Sr/86Sr ratios of fault rocks in the Pasagshak Point Thrust reflect fluid-rock interactions related to coseismic slip along an ancient subduction thrust.

Each sought to thrust the narrow point Swiftly into some crack or joint, Or else to stun and overwhelm With blows on vambrace or on helm.

For constant design point thrust, IR radiance is studied from the boresight (ϕ = 0°, directly from the rear side) for various percentage changes in nozzle exit area (%ΔAne), in the 1.9 2.9 μm and 3 5 μm bands.