"Control over the authorities", the rock report concluded, "must be exerted by incorruptible people who champion the interests of their homeland and not a foreign country".
The same should be done with U.S. policy toward Israel-Palestine, despite the political pressure that is sure to be exerted by the Israel lobby to prevent any change to the status quo.
Calculations based on the animal's jaw bones suggest it could have bitten into its prey with a force of 150 kilonewtons, or four times the force thought to be exerted by the jaws of a T. rex.
Its built-in computer system monitors the load to be picked up, the radius in which the load will be taken and the pressure that will be exerted by the crane and its load.
The maximum adhesive force that could be exerted by a single seta had already been estimated, by measuring the total force exerted by a foot and dividing by the number of setae (around 5,000 per square millimetre).
Also, a catalytic effect might be exerted by carbon-metal particles.
The force associated with the external damping coefficient bext has to be exerted by the PTO and is called the damping force.
The closer the COM to the chassis, the higher the control effort needs to be exerted by the motor wheels [13, 14].
Additional control over GluK2/GluK5 assembly seems to be exerted by the amino-terminal domains, which preferentially assemble into heterodimers as isolated domains.
A high degree of control over curing kinetics and material properties can be exerted by adjusting the composition of matrix precursors as well as by acting on process parameters.
Considerable simplification is possible if the problem is formulated in terms of ultimate unit resistances (lateral, axial, and their interaction) that can be exerted by the soil on the caisson.
