Sentence examples for available force from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, with continuous algorithmic improvement, the availability of faster hardware, and refinement of the available force fields addressing these limitations, the gap between simulations and experiments is rapidly closing, as evidenced by recent studies reporting simulations reaching time scales on the order of microseconds to submilliseconds.
"Every available force has been mobilized, and we hope we can bring the situation under control," he said.
When they are also pulling the car along, some of the available force is dedicated to fore and aft, and there's less available for side-to-side work.
But military planners doubt that they could be stopped with the available force and no one in authority here believes that Congress or the American peo ple would sanction the use of American ground troops to repel the challenge.
Assuming the same length of draw and available force, the total amount of potential energy that an archer could store in a bow was a function of the bow's length; that is, the longer the arms of the bow, the more energy stored per unit of work expended in the draw and, therefore, the more kinetic energy imparted to the string and arrow.
For quality control purposes and during the initial mission phase, when the available force models, in particular the gravity field model, are not accurate enough, the CHAMP orbit can also be computed in a purely kinematic/geometric approach not using any dynamical model.
It was found that available force-field models fail to describe accurately many-atom distribution functions.
Half-century old documentation was no longer available, forcing researchers to rely on case studies.
Solo voices are blended with vocal quartet and choir, and there is a constant juxtaposition of the available forces.
Iranian followers of the networks were disappointed on Tuesday morning when the sites were no longer available, forcing them again to go through proxy servers for access.
The resulting mismatch of skills obtained and opportunities available forces trainees to migrate to unfamiliar urban environments, causing stress and a high dropout rate amongentry-level staff.
