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Much of this new force stems from Mr. Seifert, an iconoclastic management consultant, who by avocation is a passionate jazz musician and an aficionado of fine food.

The main contribution to the force stems from the van der Waals attraction between the carbon surfaces.

Existing concepts for diffusion of interstitial atoms in stressed bodies mostly assume that the mechanical driving force stems from the gradient of the hydrostatic stress component.

This outcome was corresponding to the principle of mass transfer, where the transport force stems from the concentration gradient of a particular component between the solid and the liquid [26].

The Chamber's power as a lobbying force stems from the outrageous sums of money they're willing and able to spend to advance policies that can only be described as anti-working people.

The Department of Justice looked at the 20 police killings between 2009 and 2012, finding "a majority of these shootings were unconstitutional" and noting "the pattern or practice of excessive force stems from systemic deficiencies in oversight, training, and policy".

He regarded it, fundamentally, as a second-order theory, describing particles moving under the influence of forces, among which, however, is a force stemming from a "quantum potential".

If Δ is finite, the results can again be explained by the relative strength of this diverging selective force and the selective force stemming from diffusion being finite.

The government's apparent unwillingness to investigate the armed forces stems from their popularity, which resulted from the successful military campaign carried out against the LTTE Liberation Tigers of Tamil Ealamm) in 2009.

Developed economies are battling against three powerful forces, stemming from the financial crisis, troubled housing markets and the rise in commodity prices.

While officials say that a vast majority of the so-called insider attacks on Western forces stem from angry outbursts or personal disputes between Westerners and Afghans, the Afghan-on-Afghan shootings are believed to reflect the Afghan forces' greater vulnerability to infiltration by insurgents.