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Thrust is a
reaction force described quantitatively by Newton's
third law. When a
system expels or
accelerates m**** in one direction, the
accelerated m****...
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pelvic thrust is the
thrusting motion of the
pelvic region,
which is used for a
variety of activities, such as dance, exercise, or ****ual activity...
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obstruction and
finally contributing to
tongue thrusting.
Tongue extrusion is
normal in infants.
Tongue thrusting can
adversely affect the
teeth and mouth....
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Thrust reversal, also
called reverse thrust, is the
temporary diversion of an
aircraft engine's
thrust for it to act
against the
forward travel of the...
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Gimbaled thrust is the
system of
thrust vectoring used in most rockets,
including the
Space Shuttle, the
Saturn V
lunar rockets, and the
Falcon 9. In a...
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Appalachian folding,
thrusting and
duplexing Archived 2010-01-12 at the
Wayback Machine Rob Butler's
webpage on
thrusts...
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Thrust levers or
throttle levers are
found in the ****pit of aircraft, and are used by the pilot, copilot,
flight engineer, or
autopilot to
control the...
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Specific thrust is the
thrust per unit air m****
flowrate of a jet
engine (e.g. turbojet, turbofan, etc.) and can be
calculated by the
ratio of net
thrust/total...
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Thrust vectoring, also
known as
thrust vector control (TVC), is the
ability of an aircraft,
rocket or
other vehicle to mani****te the
direction of the...
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ThrustSSC,
Thrust SSC or
Thrust SuperSonic Car is a
British jet car
developed by
Richard Noble,
Glynne Bowsher, Ron Ayers, and
Jeremy Bliss.
Thrust SSC...
