The phrase "acting outward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe behavior or actions that are directed towards the outside or external environment, often in a social or psychological context.
Example: "In therapy, we often discuss how individuals can start acting outward to engage more with their surroundings and relationships."
Alternatives: "behaving externally" or "interacting outwardly".
In this scenario, increased intercellular adhesion reduces the net force per length (or equivalently, energy per area), which acts normal to the plasma membrane and opposite to the outward acting cell pressures.
Without breaking stride, his beats became thicker, stranger and more detailed; he added breadth and texture, pushing outward, acting like a leader.
where v is a velocity vector, which can be expressed in terms of a scalar force F acting in the outward normal direction n to the boundary.
The results suggest outward acting fastener pull-out forces, even when the wind is blowing toward the face of the edge flashing (windward wind).
Isoproterenol, cilostazol, and milrinone boost calcium channel current and drugs like quinidine, bepridil, and the Chinese herb extract Wenxin Keli inhibit the transient outward current, acting to diminish the AP notch and thus to suppress the substrate and trigger for ventricular tachycardia or fibrillation.
Augmenting outward repolarizing K+ currents would therefore be expected to restore any imbalance between inward Ca2+and outward K+ currents, acting to impair the formation of EADs and consequent arrhythmogenesis.
Things are not so simple, however, for a spinning black hole, since there is an outward "centrifugal force" acting to prevent any shrinkage of the hole.
Externalizing behavior problems, in contrast, refer to outward directed behavior, in which the child is acting negatively on his or her surroundings [ 23].
In these earlier studies, this MT sliding in vivo was speculated to occur between anti-parallel MTs, generating an inward force that opposes the outward forces of kinesin-5 and kinesin-12 acting upon these overlapping MTs.
A simple-minded idea would be that the centrifugal force acting on fast co-rotating magnetic flux tubes loaded with heavier contents intensifies their outward transport.
