Sentence examples for basis for force from inspiring English sources

This event has been termed treadmilling or actin cycling and represents the sole basis for force generation for a number of motile processes [ 10].

"I start on the basis for forced labour but there are obvious elements of slavery and servitude which cannot be ignored".

This swing of the lever arm, often termed the power stroke, is the basis for force-generation of muscle and the myosin induced sliding motion between the thin and thick filaments in the sarcomere.

The lack of elastic strain is in contrast to the situation in muscle contraction where elastic strain is the basis for force-development and effects of force on actomyosin transition rate constants.

It drops the reference in the United States draft to Iraq's "material breach" of past Council resolutions, which could provide a legal basis for military force.

The Scaled NDP appears to provide a valid basis for establishing force quantities at stated levels of confidence and provides an indication of deformation demands for use in design and evaluation.

The evidence in hand for the first two laws, taken as a basis for measuring forces, was thus much stronger than has often been appreciated.

The Volunteers and Yeomanry would form the basis for the Territorial Force, whilst the Militia would be used as a reserve for the all-Regular Expeditionary Force, fully liable for service overseas.

Before the AOL-Time Wannouncement announcementhethe government had used this regulatory tradition as the basis for refusing to force cable companies to open their networks to independent Internet service companies.

Chris Patten, the former Hong Kong governor whose report formed the basis for the new force, urged both sides to overcome their misgivings about the new law and encourage Catholics to enlist.

Officials said the European acceptance of the principle that force might be necessary, in combination with possible critical statements about Iraq's cooperation over the next several weeks by Hans Blix, one of the chief United Nations weapons inspectors, could ultimately provide the basis for backing of force by Security Council members, including France.