The phrase "a set of forcing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a collection or group of forces or influences, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "In the context of decision-making, a set of forcing factors can significantly impact the outcome."
Alternatives: "a collection of forces" or "a group of influences".
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]).
It is also demonstrated that by using a set of force and moment seating devices with predetermined moment arms, the vibrational response around the fundamental resonance frequency of a supporting rectangular plate caused by unbalance motor excitations can be reduced.
The best explanations appear in Alexander's secondary texts including The Atoms of Environmental Structure (Alexander and Poyner 1967), which implies that forces are 'tendencies', and From a set of Forces to a Form (Alexander 1966), where the only definition is found.
