Monty throttled the engines back as they passed the sentinel points of a reef. |
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The enemy pilot had throttled back, reducing airspeed and flattening the spiral dive. |
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Even with the second engine throttled up as high as it would go, Barnes still could not keep the ship airborne. |
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He watched as Rock boarded the aircraft, then slowly and methodically, he throttled up the engines. |
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A loud whoop was briefly transmitted from the ship before the only sound was the thrum of the thrusters as the captain throttled them back down. |
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After reaching the usual 8000-ft cruising altitude, the engines were throttled back to create a moderate cabin noise level. |
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After luring her into a warren of back streets, Dadia throttled her and subjected her to a series of indecent assaults. |
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There had been such pain in his red-rimmed eyes, that she could gladly have throttled the wicked wretch that had brought him to such a pass. |
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Rob taxied the Concorde to an unlit area at the end of the airfield and throttled back the engines to wait. |
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He put the fighter in a gentle dive and throttled back to save precious fuel as he neared the planes. |
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I jammed the throttles up, but the engines barely spooled up before I throttled back per my director's signal. |
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Seconds later, she heard a car being throttled and soon enough, she found a Ford pulling away from the driveway. |
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Once she'd seen the ginormous battle ships, she throttled the engines on a shallow descent in a totally opposite direction. |
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Damage to the first stage compressor shows that the engine had no power in it, and had either been throttled right back or had no fuel. |
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The pilot wiped out his flight controls, throttled the engines to military thrust, and quickly checked the instruments. |
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Cyrrin throttled down and took his place at the head of the Titan formation. |
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Rada throttled back the engine and put the motors into neutral gear. |
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Pilot throttled back fully and dove, manoeuvering to attack from astern dead along track of U-Boat. |
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The locomotive engineer then throttled down to idle and eased the train to a stop without the use of any train braking systems. |
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Liquid fuel engines can be throttled up and down during a flight. |
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He throttled the engine as he pulled the car away from the curb. |
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Because liquid-fuel rockets can be throttled up and down by varying the flow of fuel, they have an inherent safety advantage over the shuttle's solid-fuel boosters. |
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Antes throttled up to full and headed off in search of the radar anomaly. |
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He shunted power from his shields to engines and throttled to full. |
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He taxied to the main runway of the research base and throttled down. |
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For example, when typing a mail message, or word processing the GPU can be throttled back to reduce component temperatures, and increase longevity. |
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Even the king of all search engines can be throttled up with a few simple tricks. |
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Dr. Tabibzada, the surgeon, was once throttled for being outdoors during the time for prayer. |
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Moments after she'd fled in the car, Terry's hose ran dry, and all that terrifying light was suddenly throttled by a barrage of black smoke. |
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Stiff interest rates the world's highest in real terms—have throttled inflation and boosted the currency. |
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If the demand for women and children is not throttled, it will be very difficult to succeed in the battle against trafficking. |
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Simultaneously, the suction side of the system is throttled down to about 0.15 bar absolute pressure. |
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The throttle sleeves V251 from GF Piping Systems are used wherever fluids or gases need to be throttled in pipelines. |
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Each pump alone could not meet the required flow rate, and both running in parallel provided too much flow and had to be throttled. |
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The cause of Tibet, the real liberation struggle, has been throttled by the stranglehold of trendy Europeans short on spirituality. |
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The result is easy to foresee: small and medium-sized enterprises and independent programmers will be throttled. |
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Recorded information indicates that the locomotives were throttled up to notch four as the train departed Swansea. |
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Rob throttled the giant turbines up, and once again the aircraft was beginning to jolt and jar as it raced ahead faster and faster across the rocky terrain. |
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At windswept Dens, he has a near-death experience when he is almost throttled by his own comb-over, 18-inch strands entwining in the gale to form a deadly ligature. |
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To be fair, he told me that he would kill me while he throttled my neck, and once I broke free I tried desperately to fight back. |
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With the engine throttled right back, I was once again very aware of the very slow and somewhat erratic airborne idling characteristics of the Kestrel. |
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Basil had already started the engine, and when the airman removed the chocks, James throttled up and taxied out onto the runway, if it could still be called that. |
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To ensure a long life cycle of the filter and sieve insert it is necessary that the backwashing stream at pressures higher than 2 bar is throttled by means of a flush-cock. |
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As heat is removed from the natural gas when it is throttled, it cools to very low temperatures and must be heated using conventional heating systems. |
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In an attempt to avoid heeling the vessel any further, the engine was throttled back to idling speed and astern propulsion was engaged, but these efforts failed to correct the heel. |
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Essentially, we want it all, a good environment, good jobs that aren't throttled because of emissions regulations, and if there needs to be cost increases to get there, cost increases that are within reasonable bounds. |
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Even, when at times these desires are throttled by concentration on important life problems, new opportunities, when created, revive them and again make them part of the individual's lifestyle. |
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Did public investment have to be throttled in order to support the euro? |
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They add that without Televisa's cash, Iusacell faces bankruptcy, handing yet more power to Mr Slim in the throttled telephone market. But joint ventures between rivals have long been seen as iffy. |
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The Old Bailey heard that Heiss throttled and punched Sheehy to death at her home in Kingston in June 2012 before using her bank cards to board a Eurostar train to Paris and then travel on to San Sebastián in Spain. |
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The saturated liquid solution, after recuperating some of the heat at the high temperature recuperator, is throttled down to a low pressure. |
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The system throttled itself to batches of 50 requests at a time to keep the thread count under control. |
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The dwarf plucked the bird from its cachette, throttled it with a twist of his knotty hands, and held it up for the gunman to admire. |
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The operator immediately throttled back the vessel's outboard engine to the idle position but, at about 0636, the bow became submerged and the vessel swamped. |
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A stocky fellow with an unexpressive, cherubic face, Sheng channeled all of his brilliantly throttled emotionalism directly to his keyboard. |
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The Wall Street Crash of 1929 and the resulting Great Depression throttled the demand for Bentley's expensive motor cars. |
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It is unlikely that the pilot throttled back to idle to reduce impact deceleration forces because, based on the marks and the tachometer reading near zero, the propeller was barely turning. |
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Statistics for messages whose throughput has been throttled. |
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It's clear the mini notebook computer market is being throttled. |
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There were times we throttled back a little because he was spring-loaded. |
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When the vessel was abeam of red buoy TT14 and approximately 350 m from the dock, the master throttled back both engines to the clutch ahead position. |
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Power braking, the practice of keeping a train stretched by use of the train air brake system while keeping the locomotive throttled up, had to be avoided, and when unavoidable, the lowest throttle position had to be used. |
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In addition to practising power-assisted approaches, at every opportunity you should practise landings from full glides, with the engine throttled back to idling. |
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Saracens go into the new year as the unbeaten leaders of the Premiership after another awayday when they throttled their opponents into submission. |
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The two after RADs are throttled up slightly to maintain a net positive thrust against the dock and the two forward RADs are then re-rotated back into the 'ahead' direction. |
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I slewed into the deep grass, throttled up again to regain runway speed, tried to abort the take-off and ground-looped through the perimeter fence. |
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I had just taken off with Red Two beside me and I had my head down in the cockpit at about two hundred feet as I got the undercart up, throttled back, and set the pitch. |
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