When ignited in a test pit the rocket, called the B4, produced a thrust of about a quarter of a tonne and behaved exactly as predicted.
While distracted driving has been a major thrust of research in recent years, there has been relatively little examination of the effect that talking on a cell phone has on walking, Neider says.
To do this, the computers on board the ISS ignite two of the freighter's four main engines, generating a total thrust of 1, 000 newtons.
Some forecasters such as Forrester Research project that online retail sales will become a major thrust of total sales by 2016.
Turkey's actions deprived the coalition with a mechanized thrust into the Sunni Triangle area of Iraq-a powerful thrust that could have done much to inhibit the development of the insurgency there.
What is clear, he says, is that when many students arrive at college, they are "all of a sudden thrust into the position of having to manage student loans and lifestyle expenditures, " and they may be unprepared for it.
She settled instead on trying to thrust a bag of rolls and fruit into his hands, and reminded him several times not to leave his backpack sitting on the ground or on a subway seat in New York.
Much was made of Bernanke's mention of the dollar a few weeks back, but the main thrust of his "dollar speech" was that rising commodity prices are not a result of monetary mismanagement, but instead a function of too much growth.
"That was a group of people who had a good track record of payment and pretty low level of arrears, thrust into a position where they are now is significant arrears, " said Mr Forbes.
The stock retested resistance before backing off and extended the large descending coil, which was finally broken with a thrust at the end of November.
Our adventure began at dawn with the sharp thrust of a trusty motor, aboard a small metal boat along the banks of Popran National Park.
As a result, one thrust of the program will be to try to more quickly spot new trends in which drugs are being counterfeited, where the crime rings are based and where they are distributing fake medicines, Lechleiter said.
Otherwise, the emerging narrative of a down-to-earth man, thrust into power but mostly indifferent to the trappings of his position, driven by a special concern for the poor has proved especially encouraging to many frazzled Catholics, especially as, in a cynical time, it just may turn out to be the tale closest to the truth.
"This aircraft can take off within 125 meters because a portion of the engine thrust is deflected downwards, " said Dr. Iannelli.
"It's not our natural tendency to thrust ourselves into a crowd of 20, 000 people, but for a Muse concert or a Radiohead concert we'll do it, " Levitin said.
And he had only managed a couple of youth team outings before being thrust into Town's League Two opener against Burton Albion as a late stand-in when summer signing Kris Bright's international clearance came through too late.
The thrusters on such probes use chemical fuels, which have a lot of mass for the thrust they produce.
After all, they argued, isn't leading an army or building a political empire a bit like guiding a company through the cut and thrust of modern business?
The Internet and its related technologies have made the process of outsourcing manufacturing so efficient that the effects on American jobs have overwhelmed the jiu-jitsu economic process of turning a negative thrust into a positive outcome.
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The wildest stretch of U.S. shoreline south of Alaska is California's lost coast, a 25-mile-long burl of rock thrust into, and pounded by, the Pacific.
With all the thrust of 8 cylinders and a 6 litre engine they devour the road and the fuel.
With a constant array of irresponsible behavior being thrust in their faces from the media, who can they possibly look up to?
The dresses, the shoes, the pinkish smell of perfume, the scratchy darkness, all pushed against me like the side of a big cat, thrust themselves into my mouth and nose like fur.
The deal between Microsoft, the Justice Department and state attorneys general blunts what Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt may have feared could evolve into a thrust by Microsoft into its lucrative business of selling ads against online search results.
What seems more than a bit disingenuous is to take a bullet point in a preamble, and make it seem that this was the main thrust of something that Michele Bachmann signed, when it reality, what she signed was a vow to defend the traditional notions of marriage and family in both the public and private sphere.
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Then, when the husband approaches 60 - the national retirement age in Japan - the wife gradually realises she is going to be thrust into the permanent company of a man who has grown to be a stranger.
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The tragedy two years ago thrust her and her husband into a new kind of spotlight.
The chance whims of pop culture can unexpectedly thrust a heretofore obscure place into the spotlight.
The public has a right to a proper answer, and that's the thrust of Sanchez's reaching out.
But even these tiny amounts of thrust should be enough for a spacecraft that weighs only a few grams.
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