The phrase "achieved forces" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to physics or military terminology, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The achieved forces during the experiment were measured to determine the effectiveness of the new design."
Alternatives: "resultant forces" or "acquired forces".
At 10 weeks post-injury LV-ChABC treated animals were capable of exerting a grip-strength of 409.8 ± 70.3 g, whilst LV-GFP treated and contusion only animals achieved forces of only 296.2 ± 53.1 g and 299.7 ± 42.7 g, respectively.
While the conical screws reached a mean pullout force of only 35 N, the cylindrical screws with cement augmentation achieved forces averaging 298 N and 421 N, depending on how the cement was placed in the spine.
The achieved force rupture histogram shows an average fibrinogen-erythrocyte binding force of 62 pN, which is slightly lower than the obtained with the untreated erythrocytes (79 pN for total erythrocytes population).
Maximal force level was defined by the highest achieved force level in the dominant arm across the MVCs.
His playing is always light, achieving force by insistent attack rather than weight.
His awareness of all that he can achieve forced him to change his mind about this World Cup.
Achieving force feedback for a nonideal teleoperator is challenging, due to complications such as friction, force sensor noise, non-backdriveability and structural resonances.
By observing the displacements of select points in the mechanism, the manipulation forces can be extracted in real-time to achieve force-guided manipulation of micro-scale objects.
Cartesian space computed torque control is applied to achieve force and position servoing directly in the task space within a sensor-based control architecture.
Basing on direct exploitation of the properties of a robot's mechanical structure, an approach for achieving force sensing is presented.
A zero-compliance mechanism is fabricated which uses a one-piece parallel spring movement and a voice coil motor to achieve force measurement.
