The phrase "absolute forced" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not work together in this context. An example could be: "The absolute forced nature of the decision left no room for discussion."
Alternatives: "completely compelled" or "entirely coerced."
"Only absolute force can work on him".
As a dancer, she's an absolute force - unlike any other artist today.
"That was my one and only contact with the big man on a field – he was an absolute force of nature.
Most people didn't really think about the absolute force that could be brought by people in the crowd, as we all thought of the first rows of people caught with a fence on one side and an advancing mass of people on the other.
Various calibration procedures were implemented in order to provide absolute force measurements.
When comparing size and peak absolute force in the type I fibers from control young and middle-aged animals a positive relationship was observed whereas no significant relationship between size and peak absolute force was observed in the old animals.
This discussion suggests that multipole-acceptance criteria which balance the absolute force errors of individual FMM interactions are preferable.
Both groups were able to match the relative force targets, however the older adults produced significantly lower levels of absolute force.
Clearly, if domain-domain interactions affect the unfolding force, this will have implications for the comparison of absolute forces between types of domains.
Results indicated significantly higher absolute force and net grip force values for the male drivers in comparison to the female drivers.
One might also call this the absolutist conception of deontology, because such a view maintains that conformity to norms has absolute force and not merely great weight.
