Sentence examples for force in understanding from inspiring English sources
Visions are the driving force in understanding market opportunities.
Although new fossil and archaeological evidence continues to mount, the driving force in understanding human evolution today, as Chris Stringer emphasises, is genomic.
Drawing on detailed fieldwork and archival material, including National Security Archival documents, this book is a tour de force in understanding global politics and contemporary history.
A major driving force in understanding the mechanisms underlying 'mammalian life in the cold' is the potential for medical applications of cryopreservation, which would allow prolonged storage of human organs for transplantation.
Accurate recapitulation of the striking DNA methylation signatures we see robustly in tumors will form a driving force for progress in understanding the biology of individual subgroups of HGAs.
The profile of potential of mean force also helps in understanding the origin of a better predicted open→close transition than the close→open counterpart by ENMs, using the concept of conformational selections (Ma et al. 1999; Dror and Bahar, 2006).
Philosophers in antiquity used the concept of force in the study of stationary and moving objects and simple machines, but thinkers such as Aristotle and Archimedes retained fundamental errors in understanding force.
This book focuses primarily on the role of interfacial forces in understanding biological phenomena at the molecular scale.
But many climatologists said it marked a substantial move forward in understanding forces that have warmed the earth and are likely to continue warming it.
Examination of details of the dislocation mechanism illuminates many features unique to small samples and points directly to the importance of both the surface forces and cross-slip in understanding small-scale plasticity.
The validity of Omran's model has also been questioned for failing to recognize and analyze the importance of cultural and social beliefs and values, political forces and health policy in understanding epidemiological profiles, especially in developing countries.
