Sentence examples for while propulsion from inspiring English sources

The system used air-cushion pads above and at the side of a single concrete track to support the "aerotrain," while propulsion was via a large ducted fan mounted at the rear.

Eicos argued that engineers working on better spaceships are in a losing race with engineers working on smarter robots: While propulsion and life-support technology are improving, it seems fair to predict that the development of near-human-intelligence Artificial Intelligence will precede the advent of interplanetary human spaceflight.

Conceptual propulsion system design activities, such as deciding the combinator curve, require a relatively simple steady state simulation model, while propulsion controller design and tuning requires a non-linear time domain simulation model which captures the intricacies of the propulsion plant.

And while propulsion technology has evolved, there is still much work to do -- especially when considering the added weight and volume requirements to ship a lander.

But, while propulsion technology has not advanced -- which it will eventually with a focus on the starship project -- computing and robotics technologies have made great leaps forward in the past decades.

Carmakers, for example, are having to spend fortunes developing electric, hybrid, hydrogen fuel-cell and other forms of propulsion, while also investing heavily in their petrol and diesel engines as they struggle to meet regulators' ever-stricter targets for carbon-dioxide emissions.

Characteristic and performance table is reported in Appendix 1, while power propulsion system is evaluated in Table 1.

It is clear from these figures that the dramatically accelerated motion of the TiO2 Au Janus micromotors is caused by activation by the dyes, while the propulsion of the micromotors in pure water originates from light-induced self-electrophoresis [32, 45, 46].

While lymphatic propulsion was more easily detected using ALFIA than with manual analysis, statistical analyses indicate no significant difference in the apparent lymphatic velocities although ALFIA tended to calculate longer propulsion periods.

Oceangoing vessels, while under propulsion power, produce far more in the way of emissions but do not result in a comparable cancer risk since their emissions are released many miles offshore.

It has been shown that increased relative time of the contact phase is indicative of more challenging tasks, such as propelling with increased resistance or up a ramp [ 24], and while the propulsion evaluated here was not considered challenging, there were a few subjects whose relative time in the contact phase was around 45%.