Sentence examples for force that guides from inspiring English sources

van der Waals interaction is found to be the main driving force that guides the ligand induced conformational switching to the closed conformer.

John C Reilly and Glenn Close are among the top brass of Nova Corps, the intergalatic police force that guides the Guardians through their very odd adventure.

One of the guiding principles of "No Fixed Points" is stated up front: "We have taken innovative choreography as the force that guides our tale".

Because truth is the force that guides us to where we need to be in life, but love is the power that heals us once we arrive there".

*Materials were developed by WHO AFRO and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) In order to better understand the investment and implementation costs of this IDSR strategy, the IDSR multi-partner task force that guides the implementation of this regional strategy recommended that the partners undertake cost analyses and cost-effectiveness studies.

Spirit - as she calls the invisible force that guides her - will never put you in a situation and put you on your own, Jean says.

But I had this sort of force that guided me and I knew that if I didn't have Nicholas I'd never have a child - and I never would have, either.

"We think this will have real value for homeowners," said Frank Donaghue, director of the state attorney general's bureau of consumer protection and a member of the task force that guided the study and formulated the state's response.

"Tonight, in a little over an hour, I will walk outside, stand beneath a red moon, and declare to the unseen forces that guide my life that I honor them," Mr. Bishop wrote.

The positively charged side chains of cationic antimicrobial peptides are generally thought to provide the initial long-range electrostatic attractive forces that guide them towards the negatively charged bacterial membranes.

Engineers from the University of Sheffield in England and Yamagata University in Japan, along with researchers at an international engineering-software company called Fluent, used high-speed video analysis, computer models and wind-tunnel simulations to determine the swirl of forces that guided Beckham's famous free kick against Greece that propelled England into the 2002 World Cup.