Sentence examples for force consequently from inspiring English sources

It was subjected to no consistent restoring force; consequently, its period of oscillation and, hence, the rate of the timekeeper were dependent on the driving force.

The stress state of cutter change continuously, and the cutting area of each cutter is unstable, which will exacerbate the impact force consequently.

Maxwell's force consequently withdrew from the seafront.

The density and duration of analog-induced pauses does not depend on external force, consequently pauses detected at all forces were pooled together.

Reduction in forces consequently leads to less damage as scanning electron microscope (SEM) images of the machined holes show.

In addition, the tool lifetime is also closely associated with the tool shape, attributed to the different thrust forces, consequently the lifetime of the diamond coated standard twist drill is much shorter than those of all other coated ones.

However, emboldened by the previous winter's success, Stalin was convinced that local offensives in the area would only wear down German forces, consequently weakening German efforts to successfully mount another operation to take Moscow.

The absence of gravity eliminates the natural convection and buoyancy forces and consequently the frictional forces.

And there can be no logical argument for 43 forces in England and Wales with, for instance, the considerable resources of West Midlands Police, whose boundaries include the city of Coventry (actually part of the county of Warwickshire), sited next to the tiny Warwickshire Police force – which, consequently, does not police Coventry.

Another distinguished physician and teacher of the period, Nagata Tokuhun, whose important books were the I-no-ben (1585) and the Baika mujinzo (1611), held that the chief aim of the medical art was to support the natural force and, consequently, that it was useless to persist with stereotyped methods of treatment unless the physician had the cooperation of the patient.

The paradox that conservatives wish to ignore -- that Americans expect both substantial government services and low tax rates -- will become increasingly evident as our work force (and, consequently, income tax base) shrinks as a result of retirements and gains in workplace efficiency.