Sentences with phrase «by thrust»

A 57 - year - old, unidentified woman from New Zealand was killed when she was knocked over by the thrust from one the engines of a plane landing at the notoriously dangerous Princess Juliana Airport.

South Africans and visitors continue to enjoy this national heritage unimpeded by the thrust of development.

Powered by the thrust of high - capacity turbos developed from our GT - 3 racing program, the GT - R NISMO's engine is the purest expression of passion, performance, and technology.

Each Thrust is headed by a Thrust Coordinator, who is tasked with integrating research efforts within its the Thrust.

Lobate scarps are cliffs caused by thrust faults that have broken the surface and reach up to a height of nearly two miles.

It therefore acts to oppose the motion of the object, and in a powered vehicle it is overcome by thrust.

Upon being shouldered aside by an opposing center — say, a 340 - pound behemoth clad in purple and gold — he will lurch backward as if propelled by the thrust of a jet engine and either land in a heap at the baseline or somehow, visibly shaken, remain vertical, a stalwart soldier determined not to leave his post no matter how barbarous the assault.

Yes, braggers and boasters get noticed by thrusting themselves into the spotlight, but the only thing their antics achieve is a growing sense of resentment from people who couldn't care less.

Christian play, operating within and on behalf of the revolution of God's future, can keep us aware of our frailty by thrusting before us the humorous incongruities of life.63 Thirdly, play functions as experimentation for and anticipation of a better future.

Even an inanimate object is what it is by excluding all other objects from the space it occupies; if it expands, it does so by thrusting other objects aside or by absorbing them.

Whatever else might be the explanation of the mystery, it was not to be found in blaming a prince of darkness, a kind of second deity and god of evil, as though by thrusting back the problem to such a personage the problem itself could be even a little solved.

So in the spirit of ruining your life for a few minutes by thrusting you back into your repressed memories of the darkest moments of potty training, here are 23 feelings you will undoubtedly recall:

One may say there is a force like a hundred thousand wedges trying [to] force every kind of adapted structure into the gaps in the economy of nature, or rather forming gaps by thrusting out weaker ones.»

Trainer tip: Instead of thinking about raising your arms, let your hips power the move by thrusting them upward as the kettlebell lifts.

By thrusting your elbows upwards, your anterior deltoids will stand proud of your clavicles and so the bar will land on muscle and not bone.

Using the momentum created by the swing movement, stand up by thrusting your hips forward and letting the kettlebell rise to chest height.

With kettlebell hanging between your legs, use your arms as a pendulum, and swing the bell to chest - to - eye level by thrusting with your hips while keeping your core tight as you stand up straight.

EXERCISE EXECUTION (ACTION): Begin to lower your body by thrusting (retracting) your hips back.

This is fully experiential filmmaking that confronts our discomfort by thrusting us straight into the heart of a forgotten segment of America that many of us would like to ignore.

Asghar Farhadi begins The Salesman by thrusting both his characters and his audience into a fit of panic when the residents of a Tehran apartment building discover that their home is on the verge of collapse.

We meet a dog by thrusting a hand in his direction.

And the king, in all his bravery would stand face to face with the Lion and defeat him by thrusting his blade through his heart!

When we played, we shot with the B trigger, jumped with A, threw grenades by shaking the Nunchuk, melee by thrusting the Wii remote and performed a plethora of other activities with different buttons, but it didn't matter because we could have switched it all around easily.

Following years of ho - hum action installments, Resident Evil 7 brings the series back to true horror by thrusting you into a dilapidated mansion that you'll have to survive in first person (and, if you're brave, in VR).

Following years of ho - hum action installments, Resident Evil 7 brings the series back to true horror by thrusting you into a dilapidated mansion that you'll have to survive in first person -LRB-

The Stalfos attack Link by thrusting upward at him from below with their swords.

Infinity Ward also breaks new ground by thrusting the player into wartime leadership as Captain Reyes, a Tier 1 Special Operations pilot, who takes the helm of the Retribution, one of Earth's last remaining warships.

For example, you can jump onto a hard - to - reach platform by thrusting through the air and clambering up its ledge, or slide under enemy gunfire before charging into your opponent head - on.

You control your character with the analog on the nunchuk as well as dodges by thrusting it in different directions.

Nick Gilmore's abstract landscapes destabilize the conventional process of printmaking by thrusting the paper's two - dimensional surface into a three - dimensional space.

Not exact matches

The booster is lifted by 31 Raptor engines that produce a thrust of about 5,400 tons, lifting a 4,400 - ton vehicle straight up.

Strikingly, for all the media attention on the case (propagated by Shkreli's troll - y Twitter antics and relish for stirring the pot), the trial verdict had nothing to do with the drug price hike that thrust him into the national limelight.

It was powered by five Rocketdyne F - 1 engines arrayed in a quincunx (four units arranged in a square, and the fifth in the center), which provided it with 34,000 kN (7.6 million pounds - force) of thrust.

After Agnelli's passing, Elkann, thrust to the forefront by the untimely deaths of two potential successors, was named chairman of Fiat and chairman and CEO of Exor, the family's $ 142 billion holding company with interests in commercial real estate, banking, media, heavy equipment, and the soccer team Juventus.

With more than 5 million pounds of thrust at liftoff — equal to approximately eighteen 747 aircraft at full power — Falcon Heavy will be the most powerful operational rocket in the world by a factor of two.

«With more than 5 million pounds of thrust at liftoff — equal to approximately eighteen 747 aircraft at full power — Falcon Heavy will be the most powerful operational rocket in the world by a factor of two,» SpaceX tweeted on Tuesday night.

In short, the debt taken on by the new company will loom over every operating decision Tim's makes, thrusting the coffee chain into uncharted territory where it must answer to a cutthroat private investment firm in faraway Brazil that never saw a cost it couldn't synergize.

For now, it would be either an oversold condition followed by a positive breadth thrust, or a further rally in the S&P of about 8 % without any fresh breakdowns in market internals.

The favorable market performance associated with many historical economic expansions is fully accounted for by 1) favorable post-recession valuations, with the S&P 500 averaging less than 9 times prior peak earnings at the recession low, expanding to just over 11 times peak earnings in the first year of the bull market, and 2) favorable trend uniformity, which typically emerges almost immediately in the form of a powerful breadth thrust off of a bear market low, and is confirmed within a few weeks by much broader trend uniformity.

It is the second proposed movie on the scandal that thrust tax havens and transparency into the spotlight after the details of hundreds of thousands of clients» tax affairs were leaked from Panama - based law firm Mossack Fonseca in April by an anonymous whistleblower.

The stated reasons for public dissatisfaction were not actually reasonsbut rationalizations by frantic neocortexes that found themselves thrust into the position of having to objectify a mood that was forcing its way out of their hosts» limbic systems.

By LEWIS JOHNSON — Co-Chief Investment Officer May 4, 2016 Change Thrusts Investors into a New World, Creating Opportunity for the Open - Minded Heraclitus is right that nothing endures but change.

That was certainly the thrust of much of the US comment at the time of the revision of Canada's Copyright Act in 2011 - 12 and is a theme repeated regularly in inputs to the annual USTR Special 301 process by groups such as the International Intellectual Property Alliance (IIPA) and in the 301 Report itself.

Even without that, this eight - page, detail - packed proposal, thrust on Florida and other states not by public demand but by the billionaire brother of a California murder victim, ought to be shelved.

However, that obligation that is thrust upon us by man can overwhelm us and make us feel that we have the sole responsibility.

Once Uber was thrust into the limelight, the company was championed by San Francisco's tech contingent — and its CEO ran with it.

by the way, the things keeping you aloft over the ocean are the thrust produced by the engines, the aerodynamics of the wings, and the skill of the pilots.

However, the main thrust of her article is that spirituality without the backbone of a religious structure is by its nature superficial.

I would only counter that without some form of organization our position will continue to be marginalized by politicians and believers, especially those who continue to thrust religion upon the country without respect to the separation of church and state.

those stars you see, the light takes hundreds of thousands of years to reach us, and when you see that light from them, you are seeing what they looked like thousands of years ago when that group of photons was thrust out by that star / galaxy, which than takes several light years to reach us, which also means you are looking at the past, thousands and hundreds of thousand of years into the past!