Sentence examples for exerting from from inspiring English sources

Monovacancy defects in the streptavidin 2D crystals were produced by increasing the tapping force exerting from the oscillating tip to the sample.

Pressure had again been exerted from the usual quarters.

Unsubtle pressure has been exerted from both sides, with US and Russian politicians publicly leaning on Thailand to make a decision in their favour.

"We are convinced that threats, pressure and sanctions exerted from the outside are counterproductive," said Vitaly I. Churkin, the Russian ambassador.

Extreme pressure is being exerted from federal officials and others to get Mr. Christie to change his mind, but, as of now, the project is a no-go.

Long before the end his opponent, Nick Kyrgios, looked beaten and beaten up, unable to cope with the physical and psychological squeeze being exerted from the other side of the net.

Having had some experience of an editor's chair myself, I interpret the chain of events leading up to the pulling of the Savile investigation as firmly indicative of pressure being exerted from above.

Ms. Waters has vehemently challenged the charges, which included conduct that did not "reflect creditability on the House" and potential financial gain "by virtue of influence improperly exerted from the position of such individual in Congress".

Other members of the Security Council have so far resisted the enormous economic and political influence that is being exerted from Washington, and we are faced with the possibility of either a failure to get the necessary votes or else a veto from Russia, France and China.

The maximum torque exerted from the 0.019 × 0.025 in.

In such transistors, the strain in the channel region is generated from SiGe which uniaxially exerts from source/drain.