Sentence examples for applied to push from inspiring English sources

It is shown in this paper that the external constraints applied to push tests are different to those that occur in composite profiled slabs and that these restraints can artificially enhance the bond characteristics leading to unsafe designs.

Pressure was applied to push them out, typically using an automated plunger.Bioprinting is very different to standard tissue-engineering, in which cells are cultured and then seeded onto individual biodegradable moulds or scaffolds whose shapes resemble that of the organ or tissue they are replacing.

These values are applied to push-out tests of concrete-infilled rectangular steel columns with three different cases of interface lengths.

In Burgundy they rarely get totally ripe grapes, so vinification methods that enhance unripe grapes there, when applied to California, pushes them over the top and results in the buttery sweet wines of so many California Chardonnays.

So much of economics is blindingly simple (when not questionable) mathematics, but Romer's is an example of high-order intensive mathematics fitting the theory it is applied to and pushing it to new levels of lucidity.

In Burgundy they rarely get totally ripe grapes, so vinification methods that enhance unripe grapes there, when applied to California, push them over the top and results in the buttery sweet wines of so many California Chardonnays".

As a result, forces repetitively applied to nodes push and pull them further apart in order to minimize the overall energy of the networks.

During the writing process, an electrostatic force is applied to the cantilever to push the tip that is heated around polymer's glass transition temperature (400 °C) into the polymer medium to soften it.

Such ideas included the notion that "needs drive evolutionary change," that pressure applied to organisms can push them to change, and that the disuse of phenotypic features proximally produces evolutionary loss.

The scoring rubric also includes naive ideas (e.g., "needs and/or goals cause evolutionary change," that "pressures" applied to organisms can "push" them to change, and that the disuse of phenotypic features proximally produces evolutionary loss).

A force can be applied to the cart, pushing it one way or the other along the track.