It describes the force of gravity.
The other, called general relativity, describes the force of gravity, which holds big objects together.Reconciling these two universal descriptions has exercised some of physics' most brilliant minds, but has yet to provide an uncontested result.
It uses the word "incredible" to describe the force of such a storm.
In so doing he draws on Green's 2007 analysis of showing to argue that such utterances show (rather than merely describe) the force of the speaker's utterance.
Formidable, indomitable, irascible: Pick your adjective, and it pretty much describes the force of nature who holds the stage in "Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me".
The rates λ and β that describe the force of infection of the pathogen in the models are variable in all the situations tested and so have no basic value.
The resulting model has the general form where X t) and Y t) are the sizes of uninfected and infected cell populations, respectively; f i (X, Y) i = 1, 2, are the per capita birth rates of uninfected and infected cells; and g X, Y) is a function that describes the force of infection, i.e., the number of cells newly infected by the virus released by an infected cell per time unit.
The first use of the term "European" occurred in a chronicle describing the forces of Charles the Hammer that turned back the northward advance of Islam at the battle of Tours in 732.
It is possibly too simplistic, and perhaps does not accurately describe the forces of mortality or their interactions in old patients.
He described the force as "reinforced camps of international troops attempting to defend the delivery of humanitarian aid, and often themselves".
