Sentence examples for exert force with from inspiring English sources

They turned an electroactive polymer into an actuator so that the material could change to exert force with an electrical signal, basically creating an exomuscle.

It remains possible, however, that myosin IIA deficient cells exert forces with the magnitudes below our detection limit (<4 nN), and such forces may be distributed over many pillars so that the total traction force may still be significant.

Similarly, he wanted to see if the bike/trike dichotomy was really true in practice: A vehicle perfectly balanced between tricycle and bicycle would negate the effect of gravity by both preventing it from exerting force with its rear wheels like a trike, and by allowing the rider to lean the bike at any angle without shifting her center of mass.

In no section of the lift should you be exerting force with your upper body; this is not an upper body exercise.

An important reason for needing government support is the presumption that many local energy initiatives have to face incumbent energy regimes exerting forces with which they cannot cope single-handedly.

It's necessary for tricycles, too; they need gravity to exert force against the ground with their rear wheels. .

Iteration 2 demonstrates the actions of all the concepts present in iteration 1 continuing to exert force on the model with the addition of an increase in mental illness caused by the ongoing addiction resulting in an increasing likelihood of homelessness.

In contrast, lamellipodia have a more differentiated structure and are thought to exert a force with variable direction in space.

An atom of the ligand and an AA in the protein are considered to exert electrostatic force with each other if they have opposite charges and at least one non-hydrogen atom of the AA is less than 3.5Å away from the charged atom of the ligand.

Participants were instructed to exert maximal force with each hand once.

To exert forces, motor proteins bind with one end to cytoskeletal filaments, such as microtubules and actin, and with the other end to the cell cortex, a vesicle or another motor.