“thrust”造句，怎麼用thrust造句

Speeding up the propeller's rotation increases its thrust, while shifting the blades' angles changes the direction of the thrust.

But the chief thrust of policy should be fiscal spending.

In aerodynamic terms, lift is a function of weight, thrust and drag (air resistance).

Gondin sized the new comer up with a lengthy stare, thrust out a heavy jaw.

Therefore, it has a fast response electric actuator and the executing agency of the thrust piston big and so on.

The universe is expanding, being thrust apart by some mysterious "dark energy", minute traces of which pervade all space.

Solomon Kane: Ive been shot, stabbed and beaten more times than I can recall. These here, was a spear thrust by a tribesman of Africa.

Ramjet engines have traditionally used liquid fuel which is mixed with atmospheric air and burned to provide thrust for high-speed flight.

Jet engines with which most modern high-speed aircrafts are equipped develop thrust on the same principle as the propellers of conventional aero-engines.

But after supper, when the blood fine was still high, may before male add early with the effect insulin injection, namely alters to the effect to thrust out the island to entangle two injection plans.

Brissenden went home late that night; and just as he mounted the first step of the car, he swung suddenly back on Martin and thrust into his hand a small, tightly crumpled wad of paper.

Because the country is faced with difficulty and doubt over certain national problems― that is, prohibition, farm relief and electrical powder― our opponents propose that we must thrust government a long way into the businesses which give rise to these problems.

What was the thrust of his argument?

His is a cut-and-thrust style without any flourish.

For large, extended chords thrust is preferable to free fall.

This process creates an ionic force strong enough to produce thrust.

Nikola Swann knew that he would be thrust into the firestorm raging in Washington D.C. over America's growing debt burden.

Though the fuels are frosty, upon ignition they generate scorching steam (5, 000 degrees) and plenty of thrust: Hydrogen is 40 percent more efficient than other propellants.

Indeed, the thrust of the entire meeting was to urge a realignment of the global order imposed after the end of the second world war and the subsequent ascendancy of the United States.

The fencer parried his opponent's thrust.

The fascist soldier thrust his bayonet into the man's body.

Miss Meadows, her hands thrust in her sleeves, the baton under her arms, strode down the centre aisle.

Another is to shape the vessel's stern in a way that stops air being sucked into the propeller, where it would reduce thrust by lessening the propeller's grip on the water.

We thrust ourselves forward into the bus.

If it's true that we would rather initiate change than have it thrust upon us, then why do we not do it more often?

We've added a reverse option to the flying blocks parameters, allowing you to invert its thrust.

She set her bucket on the ground, thrust her hand into her hair, and began slowly to scratch her head,--a gesture peculiar to children when terrified and undecided what to do.