Sentence examples for contributes a force from inspiring English sources

In order to derive an atomic model for the microtubule complex of ATP-bound kinesin, we subjected the coordinates of tubulin and kinesin from the 4HNA structure to a hybrid all-atom molecular dynamics method (MDFF) in which cryo-EM density contributes a force field term (steering potential) designed to guide the simulation toward the experimentally observed structure (Trabuco et al., 2008).

Germany sent troops abroad for the first time since World War II when it contributed a force to the NATO peacekeeping effort in Kosovo in 1999.

Eliot was suspended from his vice admiralty, and in June 1627 he was thrown into prison along with 74 other prominent gentry for refusing to contribute a forced loan to the crown.

Neighboring Argentina and Uruguay have contributed to a force of more than 750 firefighters deployed in the country's south, and Mr. Piñera said that Chile had the helicopters and aircraft it needed to fight the blazes.

In February 1951, he led a team to the Middle East, where the possibility of Australia contributing a garrison force to the region was first raised.

The German governor considered ordering Seeadler to contribute a landing force to protect the German consul in Pretoria, the capital of the Transvaal, but the defeat of the Jameson Raid rendered the plan redundant.

Britain and France indicated in recent days that they were ready to dispatch thousands of troops to contribute to such a force, but the plans have been put off.

A mandate would allow American commanders to call on troops from countries like India and Pakistan that opposed the war but may be willing to contribute troops to a force if it is approved by the United Nations.

It has canard control surfaces which contributes a positive lift force at all speeds, while the generous lift from the delta wing compensates for the rear stabilizer producing negative lift at high speeds, increasing induced drag.

Mutations of its genomic RNA frequently occur during viral replication, which is believed to be a force contributing to viral evolution.

The major hypothesis adopted for this investigation is that energy minimization is a force contributing to the organization of cells; this implies the possibility of an evolutionary convergence between biomolecular composition and the chemical properties of subcellular compartments.