Sentence examples for force for expansion from inspiring English sources
And that impatience is itself reflective of a much deeper sea change in ballet, as the art form increasingly acknowledges its reliance on contemporary choreography as a force for expansion and change.
That report was a major driving force for expansion of the international health workforce in order to meet the health-related Millennium Development Goals.
The result of phylogenetic analysis implies that domain gain and loss is a divergent force for expansion of the WRKY gene family.
One possible selective force for expansion in gene number is an increased need for diversified chemosensory receptors expressed in specific sensory neurons.
Detailed analysis of the flanking sequences of each of the snoRNA paralogs revealed that some snoRNAs were retrogenes generated through L1-mediated integration machinery, suggesting that retroposon-mediated trans-duplication may have been a driving force for expansion of novel snoRNAs in the rhesus monkey genome.
Sensitivity analysis shows that mandrel velocity, friction coefficient, mandrel geometry, and expansion ratio affect the thickness reduction and the force required for expansion.
The developed analytical and numerical models are capable of predicting the stress field in the expansion zone, the force required for expansion, as well as the length and thickness variations induced in the tubular due to the expansion process.
This sticking and slipping of one part against the other is known as stick slip and results in fluctuation in the force required for expansion as well as unexpected changes in length and thickness of the expanded tubular.
Intragenic duplication and divergence might be the major driving force responsible for expansion of novel snoRNAs in the chicken genome.
In 1990, Mrs. Simpson was appointed to the state Transportation Department task force for the expansion of the Long Island Expressway, which ran through her village.
It delivers a uniform, slow, continuous force for maxillary expansion, molar rotation, distalization and arch development.
