Sentence examples for diverging forces from inspiring English sources

Wiseman is very much at home in the discourse of bureaucracy and administration, of managers sustaining the institution with respectful consideration of diverging forces and interests, positioning it with respect to electoral politics and personal relationships while keeping focus squarely on the library's mission and values.

Forced to choose between these diverging forces, president Rousseff compromised by using a line veto to reject 12 clauses – including an amnesty for illegal loggers - and to amend 32 others, such as a requirement for large landowners to reforest illegally cleared land.

The diverging forces from marketing and engineering entail an intricate balance between satisfying changing customer needs and maintaining commonality in product platforms.

In the calibration the operator exerts a series of diverging forces on the guiding handle which results in different amount of torque with respect to the coordinate frames of the F/T sensors depending on the respective contact point locations.

The tools to move code between the two versions were cumbersome, and code tended to diverge, forcing developers and users to make hard choices.

Given the moral sense of what is normal, the slave owner's proposition amounts to a threat, thus validating our sense that the slave is coerced into doing A. Especially in contexts of entrenched injustice, the "moral" and "predictive" baselines may diverge, forcing us to choose between them.

This visualization can reveal patterns of synchrony in the timing of peaks across the different time series and whether such synchrony dissolves due to diverging driving forces (e.g., differential patterns of socio-economic growth [ 11]).

The impact of the airborne shock waves on the plate is approximated by a cylindrically diverging surface force resulting from the pressure of the incident and reflected shock waves.

If Δ is finite, the results can again be explained by the relative strength of this diverging selective force and the selective force stemming from diffusion being finite.

Previous works investigating the radiation force of diverging spherical progressive waves incident upon spherical particles have demonstrated the direction of reversal of the force when the particle is subjected to a curved wave-front.

Bacterial speciation usually takes place with lasting homologous recombination, which not only acts as a cohering force between diverging lineages but brings advantageous alleles favored by natural selection, and results in ecologically distinct species, e.g., frequent host shift in Xanthomonas pathogenic to various plants.