Sentence examples similar to a collection of forces from inspiring English sources

In this new view, stress is a collection of driving forces which operate on diverse processes across multiple scales (from the scale of intracellular processes, through tissues and organs, and up to the whole organism level and above).

Here, we regard stress as a collection of driving forces which operate on diverse processes across multiple scales (from the scale of intracellular processes, through tissues and organs, and up to the whole organism level and above).

In determining the structure of TR1, Becker and co-workers noted the presence of a guiding bar, consisting of Trp407′, Asn418′, and Asn419′, in human TR1 that functions to suppress random motions and hold the tail more tightly to the TR1 enzyme body through a collection of weak forces, including hydrogen bonding interactions.

By reducing Miss Brodie to no more than a collection of maxims, Spark forces us to become Brodie's pupils.

These are described by a collection of regularized point forces, and the velocity field they induce is computed directly on a regular Cartesian grid via a smoothed dipole potential.

Underlying all these scientific stories, there is, he insists, a rock-bottom level of description: "a quantum wave function, or a collection of particles and forces — whatever the fundamental stuff turns out to be". But Carroll rejects the sort of reductionism that says all valid descriptions can be deduced from fundamental physics.

We do not regard nature as a collection of particles and forces in empty space anymore, but instead as a system of energy-pulses interacting in fields.

The law in Kafka's works, rather than being representative of any particular legal or political entity, is usually interpreted to represent a collection of anonymous, incomprehensible forces.

The WSJ's article may sound incoherent, a collection of non sequiturs forced together in the wee hours of the night as a struggling author tried to make a deadline.

It has sidelined smaller, weaker political forces such as the Kurdish National Council (KNC), a collection of parties that lacks armed forces but is close to Iraq's Kurds.

Mr. Obama and his advisers have already signaled their wariness of last-minute efforts by the Bush administration to embed its policies into the Code of Federal Regulations, a collection of rules having the force of law.