Sentence examples for force environment from inspiring English sources

Measuring the dynamic force environment of the femoropopliteal artery and quantifying its resulting deformation characteristics is an essential input to peripheral device design.

Second, we quantify motility and build finite element models of the jaw complex in duck and quail, which reveals a link between species-specific jaw architecture and the predicted mechanical force environment.

While experimental efforts in this field have traditionally emphasized manipulation of the extracellular force environment, a new suite of approaches has recently emerged in which cell phenotype and signaling are controlled by directly engineering the cell itself.

As a parallel action to the divestment movement, which aims to convince shareholders to give up their investments in big oil, she infiltrated the shareholder meetings of companies including BP and Shell between 2008 and 2011 to force environment into the conversation.

Ascites accumulation also modifies peritoneal mechanobiology, altering the force environment of both metastatic tumour cells and peritoneal mesothelium [ 96, 97].

Tumour cells sense alterations in the force environment via mechanosensing cell surface-expressed proteins, including integrins, and subsequent 'inside-out' integrin signalling induces cytoskeletal modifications that effect cell behaviour [ 148– 148].

A lot of the early space station concepts were also based on establishing artificial gravity with the assumption that if humans live in a 1 g-force environment on Earth, we would want to live in a 1 g-force environment elsewhere.

You may see an increase in trying to establish a 1 g-force environment in space to make it easier for tourists to go there the idea of an orbital hotel.

People are looking at it again because we've learned by studying the human body's reaction to microgravity that there are detrimental effects if you ever want to re-enter a higher g-force environment like Earth.

Meanwhile, the aspect of Darwinian evolution of most importance for biogeography, the aspect critical for what we call biodiversity, is the idea that given a variety of individuals in a species, natural forces (environment, physiology, and so on) will make some individuals more likely to reproduce, and their genes, over the long term, more likely to predominate and shape the traits of the species.

The size of the aggregates given as average aggregate diameter may range from 80too 810 nm in different carbon black types and can further accumulate to agglomerates of approximately 1 100 µm, which are loosely bound together by weaker forces (Environment Canada 2011).