Sentence examples for force adaptation from inspiring English sources

Sarcomere length regulation as described by the Frank Starling mechanism in stiffer myocard, will certainly additionally elevate forces generated by myocytes but is not the crucial factor for the force adaptation observed here.

Previous studies of force adaptation when lifting objects have shown that subjects rely on visual cues but can, through sensorimotor experience, override these cues when they are misleading [ 8, 14, 15].

Others have noted that bureaucratic cultures are inherently fearful of debate and innovation, yet concede that rapid change can eventually force adaptations [ 19].

"Every time this happens it forces change, it forces adaptation".

Forced adaptation is when change occurs because people are forced to change.

Forced adaptation entailed impoverishment, both material and cultural, but no alternatives were left.

KATEKILLA, Boston, 11 15 a.m., May 25, nytimes.com People with disabilities do things every day that able-bodieds would no doubt find difficult, yet we are treated as weak; forced adaptation breeds intelligence, yet we are treated as dumb; being disabled gives one a unique perspective, yet we are treated as having nothing to offer.

Forced adaptation is better than no adaptation.

The one and same process unites all features of activity in nature: the adaptation of early life to primordial environments and the adaptation of modern science to new data are unified under the principle of experience forcing adaptation in memory.

In dynamic conditions, resistive forces, the resistance of the conducting airway and the endotracheal tube (ETT), and viscoelastic or inertial forces, adaptation to stress of units within the lung and the chest wall tissues, are measured.

While our results do not allow complete exclusion of the redox state of the cell being unbalanced upon forced adaptation to a new nitrogen regime, they do indicate that these cells were not transducing signals of strong oxidative stress.