Sentence examples for contributions to force from inspiring English sources

This article discusses the current biosurveillance landscape, programmatic details of organization and implementation, and key contributions to force health protection and global public health in 2009.

The relative contribution from these different structures to force generation and chromosome motility is an active area of investigation.

The latter was a reference to Malaysia and Indonesia, which have both offered significant contributions to the force.

These phenomena were caused by increased contributions to the force of infection from reinfections.

But even that distant hope could be in jeopardy if the United States Congress blocks American financial contributions to the force and others already deployed.

These specific interactions, or forces, arising from electron fluctuations in molecules (known as London forces, or dispersion forces) are present even between permanently polar molecules and produce, generally, the largest of the three contributions to intermolecular forces.

We are historically connected with those Filipinos in the Philippines and Filipino Americans in the United States who fought alongside Americans during World War II, who liberated POW death camps in the Philippines and who made vital contributions to Allied forces' rescue operations in different parts of the Pacific.

We use a generalized nonlinear Thiele equation including spin-torque term by Slonczewski for describing the nanosize vortex core transient and steady orbit motions and analyze nonlinear contributions to all forces in this equation.

He said the stores also would not fund healthcare beyond current levels, forcing employees to contribute more or sacrifice coverage; reducing their future contributions to pensions; and forcing employees to retire at 65 rather than 60.

In terms of external forces as measured by the FSRs, the averages of finger force contributions to the total finger force were 27%, 32 %, 32, and 10% in order from index finger to little finger.

Elastic force (f), energy contribution to elastic force (fU), and the ratio fU/f are also discussed at various temperatures.