Sentence examples for force consistent with from inspiring English sources

A new definition of a 3-D equivalent static force consistent with this method is also introduced and critically compared with previous analogous statements.

When the synthetic modes were altered (e.g., to simulate a harder material) listeners altered their judgments of both material and impact force, consistent with the physical implications of the alteration.

"I hope our president will announce as soon as possible that contingent on signing the BSA and contingent on a responsible way of dealing with the detainees that protects both Afghans and Americans and our allies that we will leave a follow-on force consistent with General Dunford's recommendations," Ayotte said at a news conference at the US embassy in Kabul.

The boy was taken to hospital by his parents where the injury was deemed to be "potentially life-threatening" and would have required "considerable force" consistent with a fall or blow.

Pathologists concluded there was a link from the assault to his death and said his brain damage was caused by considerable force "consistent with being hit with a bat".

To compute the SCWB ratio, the nominal moment capacities for columns are computed at factored axial force consistent with the provision of IS 13920 (2016) and ACI 318-14 (2014).

Meanwhile, NATO forces, consistent with the organization's contingency planning, should be put on alert.

It is also used to study the Rouse dynamics, including Rouse spring forces consistent with the equilibrium averages of distances between connected frictional beads and hydrodynamic interactions (Rouse Zimm scheme).

But he said there had not been in recent weeks the visible redeployment of ground forces consistent with an invasion plan, nor "a change in what is happening in North Korean society".

This is about 10 degrees south of the maximum shown in Fig. 2. As Thomson et al. (2011) note, this can be attributed to an enhanced auroral electrojet moving equatorward under strong solar wind forcing, consistent with the results of Rostoker and Phan (1986) and Ahn et al. (2005).

The trend in normal force is consistent with that observed in indentation force comparison, as shown in Figure 12a.