Sentence examples for thrusts which from inspiring English sources

We decide where to focus on innovation, and we call them our innovation thrusts, which are based on what we're hearing from customers, architects, consultants, general contractors — everyone in our industry.

The possible petroleum trapping systems are the large roll over anticlines on the hanging wall of the thrusts which appears as dip-closed structures.

We therefore propose a correlation between the basin deformation and the activity of the nearby basement thrusts, which would have thus shortened a previously thinned continental crust.

3. Some types of yoga include high-impact exercise (some Kundalini Yoga sequences include jogging in place; Ashtanga Yoga is based on a sequence of poses linked by "vinyasas," which might be described as something like "squat thrusts," which you might remember from high school gym class).

It also proposes four major thrusts which could sustain the way towards universal health coverage.

Every so often there's a pelvic thrust, which pushes both partners into the air.

Stabbing or thrusting, which Brooks defined as repeatedly delivering excess force to the same point of contact, is not allowed.

Jesus had argued, insisting that there was also a vertical principle in the world, something thrusting, which did not repeat.

The NT uses "vectored thrust", which is in principle the same ability to direct its thrust in much the same way as a Harrier jump jet.

The film's incidentals are as good as its main thrust, which is never sentimentalised and maintains the right to be angry as well as touching and funny.

The stresses in the arch tend to squeeze the blocks outward radially, and loads divert these outward forces downward to exert a resultant diagonal force, called thrust, which will cause the arch to collapse if it is not properly buttressed.