Sentence examples for a directing force from inspiring English sources

The Muslim Brotherhood, in other words, sees a chance to become a directing force to guide Egypt back to greatness as the leader among Muslim nations.

Perceptions are considered to be a component of one's self-concept, which culminate as a directing force in behaviour, and as such individual perceptions are likely to trigger/contribute to the amount of sedentary behaviours, and perceptions (positive/negative) towards physical activity may influence ones choice of sedentary behaviours.

The unknown mechanisms which transfer the oscillating acceleration into a directed force probably utilise the direction of blood flow and an involvement of venous valves.

The first is a forced pronation, the second a direct force on the ulna driving it dorsally with fixed radius and carpal bones.

In the setting of trauma, the cause is likely known (a direct force to the skull).

"I have never in my life been so conscious of such a directed force," Lindbergh recalled in his 1978 memoir, "Autobiography of Values".

This type of injury results from a direct force resulting in eversion at the ankle [25].

The third mechanism of dorsal dislocation is a direct force on the radius driving it palmarly with the ulna held in a fixed position [6].

We demonstrate the technology with prototypes that use a direct force input that displaces the proof mass and then releases it, allowing it to freely oscillate.

There are three possible mechanisms of injury: a direct force applied to the medial epicondyle, an avulsive force from valgus or extension loading, and an association with elbow dislocation [5, 6].

Acromioclavicular (AC) joint injuries may occur as a result of a direct force applied to the tip of the shoulder with the arm adducted or due to indirect trauma such as a fall on the outstretched hand.