Sentence examples for denote a force from inspiring English sources

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the earliest use of 'agent' in English can be found in a treatise on alchemy, written in 1471, where it was used to denote "a force capable of acting on matter".

Each colour, represented in the legend, denotes a different force increase in units of pNs−1.

The point forces produced by the sth support in the jth bay are denoted by a force vector f js (t) which is applied at x = jL + x s and assumed to contain N s components.

One calls a screw a twist if it represents the instantaneous motion of a rigid body, and a wrench if it denotes a system of forces and couples acting on the rigid body.

The term air division denotes a command within an air force, containing two or more wings organized to perform an operational mission such as bombardment, fighter interception, reconnaissance, or airlift.

The Fx and Fy denote the tangential force and thrust force, respectively.

The exerted force and force targets are visualized on a display, expressed in cursor that has to be moved to consecutive targets on a wheel in which the spokes denote force directions and the rim denotes the desired force magnitude.

We denote force along the tool shaft direction as axial force F z. x-y plane is perpendicular to z axis and force in x- y plane is denoted as lateral force F l.

where F, A, V and t denote respectively the force (N), area (m2), volume (m3) and time (seconds).

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