Sentence examples for conserving force from inspiring English sources

This method is extremely accurate, and in the case of electrostatic fields produces an energy conserving force when incorporated into a particle follower code.

A 17 March directive from the headquarters of the B-3 Front, captured during the incursion, ordered PAVN/NLF forces to "break away and avoid shooting back...Our purpose is to conserve forces as much as we can".

This means that for a closed system, the net mechanical energy is conserved whenever a conservative force acts on the system.

In his tactics, he favored sieges, flanking maneuvers, conserving his forces, and the new Western art of fortification and artillery.

He conserved his force for the work.

Sometimes, too, in a spiritual awakening there is a natural draw (which looks like a drop in desire) to conserve vital force energy rather than expend it through orgasm.

The [communist] politburo policy of avoiding contacts and conserving terrorist strength remains in force".

Diplomats are hoping that the Taliban's turn to more psychological methods could be a precursor to peace talks, but they also admit it could be a clever strategy to conserve their forces until the West withdraws more troops.

Although the Swedish troops contributed to the allied successes, Charles John intended to conserve his forces for the war with Denmark, and the Prussians bore the brunt of the fighting.

With foreign fighter flows to the group declining by an estimated 75percentt, manpower is down and terrorist operations -- rather than more conventional and insurgent approaches -- conserve ISIS' dwindling forces.

This probably results from a decline in blood flow to the skin at the lower temperatures as the body seeks to conserve heat forcing the chloroform to diffuse over a much greater path length before encountering the blood.