Sentence examples for vertical propulsion from inspiring English sources

It opens with a long solo for Mr. Crossman that mixes smooth, sinuous movement with sudden vertical propulsion and staccato upper-body contractions.

The highest modulation of the peroxide concentration (∼20%) is due to the vertical propulsion of microjets (Ψ = 0).

However, our results suggest that the aforementioned areas were possibly responsible for a higher percentage of weight bearing and for the braking and propulsion vertical force peaks.

Three orthogonal components — vertical, craniocaudal (braking and propulsion), and mediolateral — of the ground reaction force were measured.

The comparison with actual ELVs (Expendable Launch Vehicles) and Semi-Reusable Vehicles (a combination of a reusable first stage with an expendable second stage) shows that there exists only one economic solution for an essential reduction of space transportation cost: the Fully Reusable Vehicle Concept, with rocket propulsion and vertical take-off.

It was equipped with a depth gauge, DVL, and magnetic compass as motion sensors, and six thrusters, including two main thrusters, two lateral thrusters, and two vertical thrusters, as the propulsion system.

The basic assumption behind this research appears to be that strides which are too long will require considerable power during propulsion, excessive vertical oscillation of the center of mass, produce a foot strike position which creates large braking forces and require joint ranges of motion which invoke increased internal friction and stiffness [5].

A Spinner can be driven as a ground-based vehicle, and take off vertically, hover, and cruise using jet propulsion much like Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) aircraft.

The design would use advanced technologies such as self-repairing wings, swiveling engines to enable a near vertical take-off, and hybrid propulsion.

Her propulsion system consisted of two vertical triple expansion engines.

The ship's propulsion system consisted of three vertical triple expansion engines with twenty-two boilerslle boilers.