Sentence examples for course of the force from inspiring English sources

Geek celebrity Chris Hardwick is announcing the event, dubbed Course of the Force, on the YouTube blog.

As for Course of the Force, it sounds a creative way to grab eyeballs in the lead up to San Diego Comic-Con.

Geek-focused digital media company Nerdist Industries did something kind of amazing in the lead-up to last year's Comic-Con International — it staged a relay race called the Course of the Force, where fans carried a lightsaber along the California coast to raise money for the Make a Wish foundation.

The computational analysis showed that the tethered peptides assemble into the same dimer structure as that formed by nontethered peptides, suggesting that the FNA tether has the necessary flexibility to enable assembly of the dimer even during the course of the force spectroscopy experiment.

The relaxation response (i.e., the time course of the force decay following an elongation step) is sufficient to fully characterize a linear viscoelastic material.

Furthermore, the monkeys were able to control the magnitude and time course of the force with sufficient accuracy to track visually displayed force targets at speeds reduced by only one-third to one-half of normal.

On the left the time-course of the force is plotted, whereas on the right the force is plotted as a function of muscle elongation.

At 10 00, Iphigenia and Magicienne arrived and at 14 40, after a conference between the captains as to the best course of action, the force again attempted to negotiate the channel.

"In the course of the task force's ensuing work, it became aware of evidence — primarily in the form of electronic communications and taped conversations — that raised questions about the integrity of the marks," the report said.

To date, neither the amount nor the course of the lateral force has been analyzed in detail.

The aim of this research work is to interpret quantitatively cutting phenomena related to the course of the cutting force components and is extendable to predict the wear progress of complex and expensive cutting tools.