This is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a motivating or driving force behind a particular action or outcome. For example: "The meticulous planning and execution of his project was driven by a force that directs attention to detail."
When encountering an exogenous event, it acts as an external force that direct the shift of people's attention – that is, the overall attention appears to converge into a more homogenized structure at a particular period.
There is a sturdy theory for how much of the Universe works - all of the particles that make up atoms and molecules and all the matter we see, most of the forces that direct them, and a small zoo of more exotic particles.
Our fates may not be written in the stars, but we are only just beginning to understand the many other invisible forces that direct the path of our lives from the very day we are conceived.
Like the peasants of the Middle Ages, we are confused about some of the most basic forces that direct our lives.
Further, the forces that direct and maintain low copy tRNA families remain unclear.
9) Related to the above point, the paragraph beginning "Furthermore, the forces that direct and maintain low copy tRNA families remain unclear…" is confusing as currently written.
This quantitative map of the epigenetic landscape underlying cell fate choice provides mechanistic insights into the "forces" that direct cellular differentiation in the context of physiological development, as well as during artificially induced cell lineage reprogramming.
The new paragraph now reads as follows: "Further, the forces that direct and maintain low copy tRNA families remain unclear…" 10) An interesting point was made that detectable anticodon switching events occurred in genomes with a greater than average number of tRNA.
The magnetic field has a force that is directed to the center of the arc, the so-called Lorenz force.
All that changed or did it?—when Celine Dion took the stage at Caesars Palace in March 2003 to debut her residency "A New Day…", a visually and sonically stunning tour de force that was directed by Cirque du Soleil alum Franco Dragone.
