Sentence examples for force of the three from inspiring English sources

In this paper, theoretical expressions of the mean crushing force of the three different square multi-cell tubes were derived by applying the Simplified Super Folding Element (SSFE) theory.

Article 15 of the Rojava Social Charter asserts that the People's Protection Units are the "sole military force of the three cantons". Establishing a monopoly on the legitimate use of force within a given territory is, according to Max Weber, the very definition of a state.

The sample was drawn to get information from all the categories of the work force of the three enterprises; management, senior, Junior and contract staff where interviewed.

This point has already been made above in relation to the exact force of the three principles in the philosophy of language which underpin it, (4), (5), and (7).

We used the means and SDs of the peak pressure at heel strike, peak pressure at push off, and peak shear force of the three mean values (mean of one trial × three trials).

I tested for differences in the average work or force of the three strikes from quadrupedal and bipedal postures in downward, upward, side and forward directed strikes.

Below my feet, tree branches had broken off and smaller, more fragile palms were doubled over, snapped by the force of the sixty-five miles per hour gusts.

Last summer Ms. Levin convened a Lincoln Center task force of the eight city agencies involved in the redevelopment, from the Department of City Planning to the Department of Transportation.

The force of the two explosions, one at 6am, the second around 6.20am, blew out windows and front doors and caused ceilings to collapse.

But when the united force of the two brothers confront Slade at yet another secret laboratory, he uses his Hairy Juice strength to knock Cleverman out cold.

When the composite discs are exposed to a strong magnetic field, however, the opposing directions of magnetic force of the two layers turn into alignment, not only making the material magnetic but compounding the magnetic effect.