Sentence examples for customary force from inspiring English sources

This point was made with customary force by Steve Richards yesterday.

Lindsay Davenport, seeded No. 2, could struggle against Dominique Van Roost if her injured back is not sufficiently healed to let her swing away with her customary force and confidence.

Lincecum also doesn't draw the customary invisible force field around his locker.

Missouri played with its customary intensity, forcing 17 UConn turnovers while committing just 6 and even managing to get the imposing Thabeet in foul trouble.

The one flaw of "At Memory's Edge" is that its introduction and opening chapters are marked by an overly intellectualized rhetoric that is far from the customary clarity and force of Young's prose and may prove a deterrent for the general reader.

Finally, the third problem is solved by including a non-self-intersection force among the customary internal and external forces in a physics-based model formulation.

In experimental measurement of relative permeability during immiscible displacement process in a strongly wetted porous medium, it is customary to neglect the effect of gravity and capillary forces in the viscous-dominated displacement process (Archer and Wall 1986).

But both sides agree on the need for strict environmental conservation in such a compact, densely populated and intensely cultivated tribal homeland, so traditionalists and innovators alike have joined forces to foster customary Apa Tani communitarian values.

GC IV Art 49 for example was drafted to apply to IAC; however, it provides a customary definition of a legal forced displacement which is applicable in NIAC or IAC.

In order to calculate the steady state response of structures to non-harmonic periodic excitation, it is customary to expand the generalized forces of the periodic load in Fourier series.

A triumphant speech he gave in March justifying the annexation of Crimea has been seen as a decisive moment in Russia's relations with the West, signalling Moscow no longer feels bound by customary rules governing the use of force.