Sentence examples for force built up from inspiring English sources

These victories were achieved largely by the new cavalry force built up by Nicephorus Phocas.

Why couldn't these differences be bridged?Mr Blix accepts that the military force built up to pressure Iraq into admitting the inspectors, once at full strength, could not be held indefinitely through the summer heat.

We attributed this superior thermal property of FeCrAl foam to minimal interfacial force built up by thermal stress at the interface of γ-Al2O3 layer and FeCrAl foam surface.

This paper investigates the effect of sliding surface design on the performance of a sliding mode control (SMC) based Antilock Braking System (ABS) including: a brake torque limitation, actuator time delay, and tire force build up.

In dentate people, this may help in modulating the jaw muscles, especially when dealing with a rapid force build up, in relation to hard food.

We believe that this can be rationalized in the following way: in a viscoelastic model, during an extended elongation the force builds up much more in elements that are associated with a long time constant, since each element can be seen as a leaky integrator of the elongation rate, with shorter time constants indicating larger leaks.

Compressive forces built up along the entire length of the broad continental shelf.

Mehsud's capture is typical of the blurred lines of authority between NATO's 87,000 troops of the International Security Assistance Force -- 52,000 of them Americans -- and the Afghan army and police forces built up in recent years to take over their nation's security after the foreigners leave.

As the descent capsule plunges into the atmosphere, G-force builds up on the crew.

The coalition forces build up slowly, over months, and, as the screen time passes, Sam Mendes has a serious problem on his hands: how do you make something interesting out of endless sitting around?

"We are helping the Iraqi authorities and the Kurdish forces build up a better picture of where Isis is, where it is likely to strike next," Fallon said in an interview conducted by the defence editor of the Times and pooled on behalf of the major newspapers including the Guardian.