Komusubi Kotonishiki picked up his ninth win against four losses when No . 1 maegashira Akinoshima ( 7-6 ) slipped and let the komusubi drop him with a downward thrust to the right shoulder.
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Boeing JSF chief Frank Statkus told reporters at the show Tuesday that about 20 percent of the downward thrust on the vertical lift for Boeing's fighter will come from so-called cold thrust, or nonjet gas.
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In " Watson and the Shark " there is constant movement : the boat moving forward, the downward thrust of the spear, the two men reaching down for the victim, and finally the shark which extends off the canvas.
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Chiappe said other studies have suggested that fast running was an important stage in learning to fly, but Dial is the first to show that primitive birds could have used their wings both for forward and downward thrust . _ _ _=
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In particular, Dolphin proposed a design of the lifting carriage of a masted fork lift truck which applies a downward thrust to counteract the bending moment produced on the mast by the load on the load support The team also patented a solution to prevent fork lift trucks having to keep repositioning to lift loads by designing a horizontally movable slide.
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The long bill is held well forward after the manner of the Kiwi a Lilliputian stride or two, five or six rapid spearings into the ground, a brief hesitation, a prolonged sniff, a deeper and more assured perforation of the spongy soil, a quick little mouse-like run, a pause, an advance, a downward thrust of the beak, so they moved ahead.
