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- noun Attributive form of
jet engine
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Examples
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For more than an hour Swans performed at jet-engine volume, drawing out songs from the most savage reaches of its back catalog, like "Your Property" from 1984's "Cop."
In concert: Swans at Black Cat Aaron Leitko 2010
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•Government contractors are scrambling to figure out what a shutdown might mean for the hundreds of thousands of non-government workers who do everything from building jet-engine parts to education research to emptying the trash in government buildings.
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Helping GE's performance will be a favorable tax rate and strong jet-engine orders.
GE Finding It Tough to Move the Needle Kate Linebaugh 2012
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The downturn crimped many of UTC's business units, a diverse group that includes jet-engine maker Pratt & Whitney, Otis Elevator and Carrier air and heating appliances, which suffered with the global construction industry.
United Technologies Chief Plots Course for Recovery Peter Sanders 2011
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While those steps reduced the company's rhenium use by two-thirds, GE also started a global recycling partnership with other jet-engine makers to further cut the need for new metal.
Testing Their Metals Tatyana Shumsky 2011
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Scrap-metal companies now fish out jet-engine parts from the general steel scrap heap because the rhenium-bearing alloy parts garner a premium.
Testing Their Metals Tatyana Shumsky 2011
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United Technologies owns jet-engine maker Pratt & Whitney.
Deal Talk Spurs Traders to Aerospace Firms Chris Dieterich 2011
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That's Rolls-Royce the jet-engine pioneers, rather than the carmaker, which is now owned by the Bavarians.
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For more than an hour, Swans performed at jet-engine volume, drawing out songs from the most savage reaches of its back catalogue, such as "Your Property" from 1984's "Cop."
Swans at Black Cat: Taking flight with the subtlety of a jet Aaron Leitko 2010
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By tweaking the mix of other hardening additives like nickel and molybdenum, which are cheaper and more abundant, GE was able to cut the rhenium content in its jet-engine blades to 3% from 6%.
Testing Their Metals Tatyana Shumsky 2011
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April 28, 2011