Sentence examples for fit the force from inspiring English sources

In this lab, I fit the force sensitive resistor between two airpacks.

All indentation force curves were processed with force curve analysis module, and Hertz sphere-on-flat model was chosen to fit the force curves.

The TVPA penalizes modern-day forms of slavery, updating the anti-peonage laws passed during Civil War Reconstruction to fit the forced labor and human trafficking still occurring in the homes, brothels, and workplaces of the 21st century.

The evaluation of the values of the relevant parameters defining such a bond slip relationship was executed by fitting the force versus loaded end slip responses recorded in the experimental tests.

A modification is suggested to the Brenner potential cut-off function in order to compute atomic forces of carbon nanostructures in a more realistic way and giving a possibility to fit the atomic forces to experimental data.

Nicholas Shackleton orbitally tuned the Antarctic ice core air (i.e. he adjusted the time scale of the record to fit the assumed forcing), and used spectral analysis to identify and subtract the component of the record that in this interpretation could be attributed to a linear (directly proportional) response to the orbital forcing.

The suspects did not have weapons on them, but the security forces had a warning of a possible attack, and the three and their vehicle fit the description the forces had received, the reports said.

The parameters determining the force laws, are adjusted to fit the experimentally observed force response and the macro- and mesoscale kinematics.

This meant Mirkin had to adapt his preference for character-driven comedy to fit the show; it "forced you to put all the cleverness into the plot, a much more difficult thing to do.

This was partly due to different technologies, but also because people adapt working practices to fit the technology: both forces inhibit acceptance of national systems.

This data is thus consistent with our previous observation that, for sequences of two steps, both models fit well the force induced by the first step but during (and following) the second step predict a force larger than that actually measured in muscle, and the AQLV more so [4].