Sentence examples for force effort from inspiring English sources
Africom has an annual budget of about $300 million and 2,000 employees worldwide — an operation that Senator Carl Levin, a Michigan Democrat who is chairman of the Armed Services Committee, calls "an 'economy of force' effort".
"An exercise in showmanship to avoid answering the question," is the way the historian Robin Briggs describes his essay on "innocence" in 1964, a tour de force effort that began with the opening chords of Wagner's "Das Rheingold" and then brought in, among other things, the flawed heroes of Stendhal and the horrors of the prisoner-of-war camp in the William Golding novel "Free Fall".
This is a typical tour de force effort from the Amon lab, with cleverly designed and well-executed experiments and several novel observations.
The graded force effort of 15% ± 5% maximum voluntary pulling force fell between a minimum force criterion (12.5%, determined on the last day of training using Force Lever software, version 1.03.02, Med Associates) and a maximum force criterion (17.5%) for at least 50 ms. In grams, the average force was 28.05 g (range of 24.63 g to 34.48 g).
Briefly, as described previously in detail [ 15, 19] and as depicted previously [ 21], HRLF rats had to grasp the force handle at a target rate of 4 reaches/min and exert an isometric pull toward the chamber wall with a graded force effort of 15% ± 5% maximum voluntary pulling force.
The task rats reached forward into a portal, extended their forearm, grabbed a handle and then exerted a target isometric pull for at least 50 ms at a force effort of either 15% (0.23 Newtons) or 53% (1.02 Newtons) of their average maximum pulling force (± 5%), for low force or high force, respectively, as appropriate for their group, for a food reward (Table 1; Additional file 1: Figure S1).
In the four years since, there have been numerous announcements of cuts to the city's work force, efforts to fill annual budget deficits, and urgent calls for sacrifices from labor groups, not to mention the arrival of Mr. Orr.
Bush administration officials decided early on that they could not support key elements of the task force's work, according to people who took part in the task force efforts.
"Xerox didn't respond by lowering their prices and increasing their sales force efforts to make sure that their customers stuck with Xerox products," says Jim Corridore, an analyst at Standard and Poor's.
Inside Higher Education co-founder Scott Jaschik reported on the mixed response to the panel and the task force efforts.
Writing about U.S. Air Force efforts to "meet the voracious need for unmanned aircraft surveillance in combat zones," Grace Jean notes, in the June, 2009 issue of National Defense Magazine, that the Air Force's 432nd Air Expeditionary Wing, at Creech Air Force Base in Nevada, is expanding base operations.
