Sentence examples for disadvantageous force from inspiring English sources
Figure 4 shows the biggest advantageous force F S and the biggest disadvantageous force F D distributions at high Rayleigh number Ra = 1 × 105 (A = 2 1, r = 20 nm).
However, as father's ISEI score steadily improves, this disadvantageous effect gradually disappears.
It is believed that muscle pennation angle has advantageous effects (more muscle fibre and contractile material attached to tendon) [ 35] and disadvantageous (less efficient force transmission from muscle fibers to tendon) [ 23] on force generation.
It is deliberately avoiding repaying these bondholders, and it used its sovereign immunity to force a disadvantageous situation.
Ratios less than one suggest that purifying selection has been the more common selective force, eliminating disadvantageous amino acid substitutions as they arose, but allowing for synonymous changes between populations to fix.
Together, these results suggest that disadvantageous inequity is the driving force motivating punishment, implying that the proximate motives underpinning human punishment might therefore stem from inequity aversion rather than the desire to reciprocate losses.
Getting no help from Washington, the governor was forced to sign disadvantageous long-term contracts, obligating electricity distributors and consumers to pay high prices for electricity for years to come.
Without quick action by the state, Empire may be forced to accept a disadvantageous buyout from another not-for-profit insurer just to remain financially viable.
A radio problem meant that stop took place at least three laps after it should have done and having to make it forced him onto a disadvantageous two-stop strategy.
(M.C.A. eventually bought Universal, and Wasserman found himself forced to accept the type of deal, disadvantageous to the studios, that he had created).
Second, it flattens the diaphragm and reduces generation of force since muscle contraction results from a mechanically disadvantageous fiber length.
