Sentence examples for exert with from inspiring English sources

Tells about the releasing from prison & accession to power of Mujib--Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Prime Minister, & tells about the pressure India has & may try to exert, with a pro-Soviet emphasis.

This study documented cooling and heating rates of liners with a particular locking mechanism design, determined forces required to seat liners in their shells as a function of temperature, and quantified the force surgeons can exert with their thumbs when seating a liner.

In the study, researchers at California State University, San Marcos provided the first-ever data looking at whether previous-day sex affects the amount of muscle force men can exert with their legs the following day.

To obtain higher velocities, male swimmers are highly dependent on the maximum forces they can exert with the arm stroke (r = 0.77, P < 0.01), whereas female swimmers swimming velocity is more related to whole-body mean forces (r = 0.81, P < 0.01).

There are two schools of thought about staking, but in a garden like Glebe Cottage - where the planting ethos, as Derek Jarman would have put it, is decidedly "shaggy" - control should be exerted with a light touch, preventing descent into chaos while steering clear of any hint of regimentation.

ONB is a safe procedure with 1% Lidocaine; however, caution should be exerted with 5% in elderly patients, 70 or older, especially when administering bilateral injections.

Wolfgang (2012) tried to establish that this force can be exerted with various means like rules, norms, sanctions and accreditation mechanisms.

Voluntary effort of the DM was exerted with a constant abduction of the arm against resistance (strap) at an angle of 40°.

A novel giant magnetostrictive actuator, which can reach its maximum displacement for being exerted with no bias magnetic field, is designed in this paper.

In order to demonstrate precise magnetic control, we performed spectroscopy of three superconducting qubits, where individual control of each qubit's frequency was exerted with small external wire coils.

The semiconvex multiple pontic design described in this article, with its mucosal contact exerted with moderate pressure, is proposed to circumvent the problems encountered with the plaque accumulation, maintenance conditions, phonetics, and compromised esthetics frequently encountered in these patients.