Sentence examples for a force equivalent to a from inspiring English sources

Though most of those hits were moderate, some exceeded a force equivalent to a big hit in college football.

The blast, which could be heard 45 miles away and shook the ground with a force equivalent to a magnitude 2.1 earthquake, happened just before 8pm on Wednesday, levelling up to 80 homes in the blocks around the facility.

A 12-pound bird hitting an airplane taking off at 150 miles per hour produces a force equivalent to dropping a 1,000-pound 1,000-pound the jet from a height of 10 feet, said Richard Dolbeer of the United States Department of Agriculture.

Under the existing roof-strength rule, a flat steel plate is placed against one side of the vehicle's roof and pressed down with a force equivalent to one-and-a-half times the vehicle's weight, up to a maximum of 5,000 pounds for passenger cars.

The researchers found that running in bare feet – which was until relatively recently in human evolution, the natural way to run – may give better protection against the sort of repetitive-impact injuries caused by striking the ground with a force equivalent to several times a person's body weight.

The first detonated with a force equivalent to 3 tonnes of TNT, the second equivalent to 21 tonnes.

When you walk, each knee bears a force equivalent to three to six times the body's weight.

The implosion speed is several hundred kilometres per second, produced by a force equivalent to some 10 billion atmospheres.

The average runner plants his foot with a force equivalent to between 3 1/2&6 times body weight, while walking is a smooth transfer of body weight".

The powerful leaps allow the ant to strike prey with a force equivalent to 300 times its body weight, the researchers said.

Maximum lateral pulling forces exerted by 610 g cod were similar to their body weight in air, while 180 g fish were able to pull with a force equivalent to twice their own weight in air.