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The greater its propelling power, the more successful will the toy be.
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To establish these great fundamental principles a propelling power is needed.
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There did not seem to be a large amount of propelling power in her.
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Her propelling power consisted of four sets of engines, all well below the waterline.
5
The principal propelling power of these boats, is the long strong oars, manned by the Indian crews.
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Though the propelling power is great, it can be reversed, moderated, or entirely suspended with the greatest ease.
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It was this new "life on the run" that propelled Power into local folklore as a bushranger.
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The boat, now lacking its propelling power, drifted on and out into the clear tide of the mighty stream.
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It is clear, therefore, that the propelling power, whatever it may have been, acted exclusively in a south-easterly direction.
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The introduction of steam as a propelling power at sea has added tenfold weight to these arguments of Raleigh.
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It had no engine or other propelling power, and needed none to help it fly down those steep inclines.
12
The propelling power of Node's flying machine lay in the arms and legs of the one who soared in it.
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The dense layers of atmosphere at that depth had great propelling power and acted upon the sail with considerable force.
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A gnawing voracity, which devoured the devourer, seemed to be the indwelling and propelling power of the whole ghostly apparition.
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The propelling power comprises two sets of internal combustion engines, each developing 130 horse-power, the transmission being through rubber belting.
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"Jim needs that sense for his propelling power," said Pen.