"driven force" is correct and usable in written English, especially when describing a motivator or something that is pushing forward and making progress.
For example, "He was the driving force behind the successful project."
This work presents a protocol driven force field algorithm, used to create multiscale correlated dense sphere packings.
The wetting of polyethylene melts in nanochannels is a rapid process due to the high surface free energy of inner walls and wetting driven force.
Since the driven force is applied at the ends of piezoelectric layer through the trestles, the whole piezoelectric layer can be completely stretched or compressed, and the larger voltage should be induced.
In our 3D studies, the resulting 3D fast magnetic reconnection process is impulsive and randomly repeated without any externally driven force.
Some of the new policies such as child-centred approach in the curriculum guideline can be regarded as example of quality driven force.
The rather low deposition rate of 0.12 Å/s and medium temperature of 650 °C during our MBE growth exactly provide the favorite condition which enabled the thermodynamics the dominating driven force for the observed phenomena.
As a result of this cooperation between baseline chemical reactivity and electrostatic assistance, it has become important to model enzymes using multiscale methods that take advantage of treating the active site with quantum mechanical methods, while approximately treating the surrounding protein using cheaper, classically driven force-field molecular mechanics methods.
The measurement reveals the driven-force of over-capacity from supply chain perspective, and demonstrates a quantitative method to figure out the proper capacity of energy supply industry.
A mock-up was built on the roof of a seven-story building, and was designed to be ventilated with two openings by wind-driven force.
Piezoelectric-driven force is the only driving source of the first actuator type, whereas magnetic force is applied to the second actuator type.
BERLIN — Germany intends to be one of the first countries to try to put the brakes on high-frequency trading, the computer-driven force that has been rattling stock markets across the globe.
