Sentence examples for wide thrust from inspiring English sources

The ideal, by many accounts, would be the Vivian Beaumont Theater, with its wide thrust stage.

This is a team that has further evolved in Guardiola's third season with added gristle and grace in midfield to go with the wide thrust of Douglas Costa, who despite not training is hopeful of recovering in time to start.

Moreover, even the most effective LEPs are likely to find their efforts overwhelmed by the wider thrust of government policy.

The self-employed, former stay-at-home mothers of a certain age and – weirdly, given the wider thrust of government policy – public sector workers can all expect to end up with higher pensions.

Our 2D dynamic rupture model of the Tohoku-Oki earthquake comprises a 200-km-wide thrust fault with a dip angle of 14° embedded in a homogeneous elastic half space (Fig. 2).

So, seen from that perspective, continued U.K. political rhetoric against encryption can be interpreted as something of a decoy manoeuvre — with the aim being to distract attention from, and justify the wider thrust to legislate for, more expansive data capture powers.

Google's approach to beautiful design is a company-wide thrust which is also rubbing off on Android and Chrome OS.

Tobey Maguire played the character as a wide-eyed innocent thrust into a world he never expected to be a part of.

She's thrust wide-eyed into kindergarten, where the other kids instantly sniff out the classmate whose manners and sense of personal space were forged in simian territory.

By designing an array composed of thousands of these single electrokinetic emitters, it would result in a flexible and scalable propulsion system capable of providing a wide range of thrust control for different mission scenarios and maintaining very high efficiencies and thrust-to-power ratio by varying the number of emitters in use at any one time.

The seats inside the main stage area will be arranged in a wide semi-circular thrust.