The phrase "above force" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a force mentioned earlier in the text, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The results were influenced by the above force, which was not accounted for in the calculations."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned force" or "aforementioned force".
The above force calculations apply for any choice of separation 2a.
Then, the structural motion equation of planar elastic tube bundle is calculated based on the above force boundary.
Where punching finish allows, it has been found that well-designed shear and/or cutting with low percentage clearance is superior to active cancellation, since this provides a surer method of reducing the above force parameter, especially for harder materials.
Further, the critic was mistrustful of an increasingly professionalized and routinized performance culture that tended to value fineness of execution above force of expression.
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As mentioned above, force transmission in the parallel manipulator can be considered as from the base to the end effector.
They did all of the above, forcing Fitzpatrick to throw into the strength of the Jets' defense, the secondary.
The above forces are computed separately as shown below.
In addition to the above forces, there is the gravity-buoyancy force, that is, the sum of gravity of the nanoparticles themselves and the buoyancy force of the water.
A series of experiments for silicone oils with various viscosities on quartz plates with different thicknesses were done and proved that the two above forces cannot be ignored when Ca got larger or the plate got thicker.
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