Sentence examples for force on one another from inspiring English sources

Close together, quarks exert little force on one another.

The foot and ground exert an equal and opposite force on one another, the "ground reaction force" (GRF) (Novacheck 1998), which is associated with the movement of the center of the mass of the individual (Galbrait and Barton 1970).

Those properties include the masses of all known particles and how they interact, or exert forces on one another.

It also seems to explain three of the four known forces by which particles in the universe interact, or exert forces, on one another.

For example, the model accounts for the masses of all the known particles, from electrons to quarks, as well as the ways in which they interact, or exert forces on one another.

In January 2014, Catherine Samba-Panza was named the interim president of the Central African Republic, but attacks by both the Séléka and Anti-Balaka forces on one another and civilians continued.

Nor does she force them on one another; she has disassembled this phenomenon so that we read each Salome's story straight through.

Binoche's praise of Haneke comes close to the nub of the complaint that has been voiced against him, by some critics and many outraged viewers: that, even as he shows human beings forcing themselves on one another, he is visiting the same cruelty, and the same slow squeezes of control, on performers and spectators alike.

Our democracy was forged not by conflict or revolution but by a bunch of bickering bureaucrats angrily forcing compromises on one another – and messy though it is, that's a system that actually works pretty well when it's permitted to do so.

Have we convinced ourselves that our information is the only information, and that, it's our job to force that "information" on one another?

But pro-government and opposition forces are focused on one another, making them and their sponsors the war's central dynamic.