The phrase "a virtual force of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an influential or impactful presence that is not physically tangible, often in contexts related to technology, social movements, or abstract concepts.
Example: "The organization has become a virtual force of change in the community, advocating for environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "an intangible force of" or "a digital force of".
The aim of this work is the development of a virtual force sensor to estimate the interaction force between a conventional industrial robot and the environment.
First, in the outer position loop, a virtual force is synthesized by introducing negative gradients of novel potential functions with respect to the distances between spacecraft such that the collision-free formation objective is completed.
For performance evaluation of the MSNS, it was assumed that sensors moved moderately if the evaluation was not based on time and if the average value of virtual force of mobile sensors deployed properly in the target area was smaller than the critical value.
The major contribution of this article is the proposal of a new virtual force to guide mobile sensors onto a more optimal path in terms of coverage expansion with respect to GPS and obstacle in theory aspect.
The principle of virtual forces leads of the compatibility condition {mathbf{q}} = intnolimits_{0}^{L} {{mathbf{b}}^{varvec{T}} (x){mathbf{d}}(x) dx} (10)and its linearization {mathbf{F}}Delta {mathbf{Q}} = {mathbf{r}} (11).
We describe an adapted controlled mobility strategy and detail the design of our Virtual Force Protocol (VFP) which allows a swarm of vehicles to track and follow hornets to their nests, while maintaining connectivity through a wireless multi-hop communication route with a remote ground station used to store applicative data such as hornet trajectory and vehicle telemetry.
Finally, the use of the virtual force sensor in a closed-loop architecture highlights the effectiveness of the method in real applications.
It is neither wise nor effective to turn our backs on the benefits of having a virtual work force.
What's unique about SecondStep is CopyPress, a Demand Media-type virtual labor force of content writers.
Combined, these efforts will enhance stabilization by enabling a limited number of U.S. Forces to achieve operational objectives through virtual force multiplication.
