Sentence examples for finite forces from inspiring English sources

As before Blizzard have injected a clever, if necessarily limited, mix of gameplay styles, so that you're rarely left following the tired 'build a vast army' formula; instead being forced to make quick decisions against the clock or nursing finite forces against overwhelming numbers.

In Newtonian spacetime, the kinematical behavior of a system of point particles under the action of finite forces is supervenient upon ascriptions of particular values of position and momentum to the particles along their trajectories.

The force-coupling method (FCM) represents the dynamics of low Reynolds number suspension flows through a distributed, low-order, finite force-multipole expansion and provides an efficient, matrix-free method to solve the mobility problem for the particle motion.

Assuming that Panc-1 cells are able to generate only a finite force, we speculate that the motor unit of a non-SPC-treated Panc-1 cell is not able to pull the cell body into a channel with a width of 7 µm.

When neoplastic cells grow in confined spaces in vivo, they exert a finite force on the surrounding tissue resulting in the generation of solid stress.

Less obviously, it includes belief in such ideas as finite cosmic forces or a universal mind, provided that they transcend the limits of gross Materialistic interpretation.

In the current immersed interface method, the velocity and the pressure are solved using the MAC scheme with the incorporation of jump conditions induced by the singular force and a discontinuous finite body force.

However, methane hydrate decomposition will require a finite driving force and thus will occur later.

An efficient analytical formulation to perform the sensitivity analysis is formulated using the developed finite element force method, and then utilized in the SQP formulation as the gradient information.

Our results show that under a finite normal force, the equilibrium of the adhesive system may lost its stability at a critical value of mismatch strain, which significantly depends on both the graded material constants and the degree of mode-mixity.

The insistence that infinitesimals obey precisely the same algebraic rules as finite quantities forced Leibniz and the defenders of his differential calculus into treating infinitesimals, in the presence of finite quantities, as if they were zeros, so that, for example, x + dx is treated as if it were the same as x.