Sentence examples for assumed the force from inspiring English sources

The JPL group had assumed the force data were in metric units, the convention agreed to at the outset, says the JPL worker.

The coupling of the MD calculation for the macromolecule part and the LB modeling for the solvent is achieved via a friction ansatz, in which they assumed the force exerted by the fluid on one monomer was proportional to the difference between the monomer velocity and the fluid velocity at the monomer's position.

Because the pressure applied by the wings is uniformly distributed over the total wing area, that means one can assume the force generated by each wing acts through a single point at the midsection of the wings.

If not, General Brims said, "I assume the forces of badness will try to use infrastructure as a means of discrediting what we are doing to make things better".

Assuming the forced outage rates of power lines/gas pipelines and generating units are 1% and 2% respectively.

Using a report [17] stating that the maximum occlusal force applied to an implant superstructure in the molar region is 200 N as a reference, we selected 100 N for loading, assuming the forces used during mastication, which are not excessive occlusal forces.

Bethlehem's actuary, Aon Consulting, assumed the work force would retire at age 62, even though the company offered pensions to much younger workers, as long as they had 30 years of service.

Those who advocated such laws are morally guilty, since they assumed the "right" to force employers and unwilling co-workers.

The Attendoli were prosperous farmers of the Romagna (near Ravenna) who first assumed the name Sforza ("Force") with the founder of the dynasty, the condottiere Muzio Attendolo (1369 1424).

Mr Sims said the force assumed the items had been disposed of in the 1980s "on the basis the case had been completed".

It is assumed under the force balance condition with drag force D, lift force L, net buoyancy force B and screw propeller driven force P (exiting under hybrid motion condition) acted on the glider.