The phrase "a set of forced" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a collection of things that are compelled or imposed, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The project was based on a set of forced decisions made by the management."
Alternatives: "a collection of imposed" or "a group of mandated".
An initial unsynchronized ensemble of networking phase oscillators is further subjected to a growing process where a set of forcing oscillators, each one of them following the dynamics of a frequency pacemaker, are added to the pristine graph.
An analysis of all the normal-mode frequencies of a molecule can provide a set of force constants that are related to the individual bond-stretching and bond-bending motions within the molecule.
A set of forces only allows the user to move the arm along a predefined direction, where ϑ = 0, in order to select a suitable radius value.
Horizontal ground reaction forces (GRFs) due to human walking and swaying have been investigated (respectively) through direct measurements using a treadmill and a set of force plates.
The standard model of particle physics describes how elementary particles and a set of forces between them lead to all matter and most higher interactions, thereby providing a basis for understanding much of physics and chemistry.
Xenophanes' universe is controlled by a set of forces, but it is never described as "heading toward the best" nor is it directed toward some best result by a controlling intelligence.
An optimization approach is utilized to seek the global minimum of the problem, leading to a set of force densities which guarantee the non-degeneracy condition for the force density matrix.
The interaction between a snake robot and an external object creates a set of forces between them that avoid penetration (also called kinematic constraints or non-penetrability constraints [21, 26, 27]).
