Thesaurus / propulsion
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This means that they only lost 3% of the energy they used versus 73% for combustion propulsion.
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THE MOST DARING AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS OF 2020BY ROB VERGER AND CHARLIE WOODDECEMBER 2, 2020POPULAR-SCIENCEFor the most part, the aviation industry has focused on more efficient fuels and new propulsion systems.
CAN WEIRD-LOOKING PLANES SAVE THE PLANET?CHARU KASTURINOVEMBER 30, 2020OZYIt seemed to lie flush with the ground; there was no visible means of either support or propulsion.
THE ONSLAUGHT FROM RIGELFLETCHER PRATTThey are about fifty feet long, fish-shaped, heavily armored and have some unknown method of propulsion.
THE ONSLAUGHT FROM RIGELFLETCHER PRATTNo one talks of the liver secreting bile, or of the heart acting for the propulsion of the blood, by instinct.
AIDS TO REFLECTIONSAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGEGauthier proposed to use that engine in the propulsion of paddle-wheels placed at the side of the vessel.
A HISTORY OF THE GROWTH OF THE STEAM-ENGINEROBERT H. THURSTONWORDS RELATED TO PROPULSION
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