Sentence examples for force fitting from inspiring English sources

Later, the conversation wandered away from commerce and fashion, and into more serious waters: Instagram as a political force — fitting fodder in a gallery hung with portraits of the great and the good from UK history.

They put forward a number of observations which might have contributed to this difference, mainly bolt hole clearances, force fitting of members, non-triangulated bracings and other imperfections which were claimed to be difficult to incorporate into the finite element model.

Without conscious intervention, the mind will naturally force fit any faint inclinations into preexisting mental models.

It is shown that the predicted cutting force fits the required work current.

The temperature gradient was measured experimentally and the profiles were force fitted with an even fourth-order polynomial.

This is the type of work we need to create a police force fit for the challenges of the 21st century.

Electromagnetism and the weak force fit together well enough mathematically that already they are often referred to as one force, the "electroweak". The equations for the strong force are similar to those for electromagnetism and the weak force.

Today the overall numbers are not as important as where the troops are located, what they are doing — and, most critically, how the use of military force fits into a broader strategy.

Instead, he is expected to make his case for how targeted U.S. military force fits into his broader strategy to develop an international coalition and regional partners to attack the Islamic State in order to "degrade and destroy" its operations.

There are general patterns to how the early civilizations were force fit into empires that facilitated communication between diverse civilized worldviews.

"It was a little quirky because they were force-fitting the apartment into the floor, and the hallway going to the back was narrow," Mr. Hill said.