Sentence examples for apparent force from inspiring English sources

This apparent force on the motion of a fluid (in this case, air) is called the Coriolis effect.

Regional earthquakes are often felt in Jakarta, but residents of the capital were especially spooked Wednesday because of the apparent force and duration of the tremors.

A closed circuit camera captured the force of the bomb's shock as it ripped through the center of the city, blowing out shop windows and knocking over merchandise with the apparent force of an earthquake.

Equation (1) expresses, for both the x and y directions, a balance between the force created by horizontal differences in pressure (the horizontal pressure-gradient force) and an apparent force that results from Earth's rotation (the Coriolis force).

It is important to note that centrifugal force is an apparent force.

No apparent force could be detected in the U-D component, indicating the negligible height difference along the Tiejianggou valley.

Real forces, in contrast to such apparent forces as Coriolis forces (of which Newton was entirely aware, though of course not under this name), are forces for which the third law, as well as the first two, hold, for only by means of this law can real forces and hence changes of motion be distinguished from apparent ones.

During the 1970s and 80s, various observations showed that there is not sufficient visible matter in the Universe to account for the apparent strength of gravitational forces within and between galaxies.

However, Abeam and the 1st SAS represented his first attempt at inflating the apparent strength of Allied forces, a tactic he would use significantly over the rest of the war.

Reviewing the violence up to the end of 2015, the diplomats were "deeply concerned by incidents involving apparent excessive force" by Israeli security forces – "possibly amounting in certain cases to unlawful killings" – in response to "protests and security incidents".

We present a model that explicitly includes the effect of k on apparent unbinding force of the ligand-receptor complex, and demonstrate that this correction enables prediction of unbinding distances and dissociation rates that are decoupled from the stiffness of actual or simulated molecular linkers.