Meanings of propulsive power in English

But it has little of the propulsive power of Cartel Land.

But the chief difficulty was in the propulsive power.

Of course, there's a certain loss of propulsive power, but our experimental unit works very well.

Both these competitors flew the Farman biplane with the 50 horse-power Gnome motor as propulsive power.

The screw was worked with electric piles of recent invention which imparted enormous propulsive power to the motor.

The propulsive power resides in a steel spring, which has force enough to send a bird-shot across a good- sized room.

Let not your force "die a-borning,"-bringit to full life in its conviction, emotional tension, resolve, and propulsive power.

His construction included sails and oars, but, lacking steam or other than human propulsive power, the airship was a failure equally with Guyot's.

The first clumsy steamboat seemed a marvel to those who had known no other propulsive power than that of the wind or the oar.

SpaceX was the first private company to routinely return rocket stages to Earth under propulsive power so they could be re-flown rather than being discarded.

Propulsive power depends upon the amount of air displaced, and the energy put into the thrust which displaces the air.

The air having no inherent propulsive powers, that originate and control its directions, velocities, and varied forms of movement, is yet subject to definite laws.