engine thrust

Engine thrust was about 5% low, or altitude would have been slightly higher.

The J-12's main problems were insufficient firepower and engine thrust.

In powered aircraft, this is done by reducing engine thrust.

Engine thrust pushed the craft up the slope at an angle.

"How do you haul something that's heavier than your engine thrust capacity?"

Changes include altering the engine thrust angle, which has made a large improvement.

Jet engine thrust is governed by the general principle of mass flow rate.

In most cases, engine thrust and angle of attack are simultaneously increased to produce a climb.

Turning the handle counterclockwise, the pilot increases the engine thrust.

The general case of a launch from Earth must take engine thrust, aerodynamic forces and gravity into account.

The reaction against this acceleration provides the engine thrust.

These are to feature the higher engine thrust, strengthened structure and undercarriage of the -1000.

The redesigned aircraft provided more lift, engine thrust and a better rate of climb.

Measuring and making comparisons of rocket engine thrust is more complicated than it first appears.

Engine thrust tapered out, leaving Karr with no control whatsoever.

Thus, it was possible that the engine thrust diminished due to ice buildup at the air intake.

With no engine thrust, the plane lost height.

Efforts subsequently began to develop a Tu-134D with increased engine thrust, but the project was cancelled.

Fitch continued to control the aircraft's descent by adjusting engine thrust.

"Engine thrust control, give us numbers and colors."

In response, pilots exerted efforts to establish stability using differential engine thrust.

American Airlines plans to make its 727's comply with a system that limits engine thrust and flap settings.

Similarly, payload increases are often achieved in later missions independent of engine thrust.

The pilot turns the engine thrust control handle, and opens the regulator valve (3).

Engine thrust and efficiency can vary greatly with speed and altitude.