Sentence examples for force that produces from inspiring English sources

In such a motor the pressurized fluid supplied by a hydraulic pump acts on the surfaces of the motor's gear teeth, vanes, or pistons and creates a force that produces a torque on the output shaft.

The tides present a striking paradox, and the essence of it is this: The force that produces them is cosmic, lying wholly outside the earth and presumably acting equally on all parts of it, but the nature of the tide in any particular place is a local matter, with amazing differences from point to point along the coast.

It is a creative force that produces independent living things, the life of which does not need any external mechanism to keep its autonomy, for it only depends on its inner, natural power to live.

Matter interacts through four forces: the electromagnetic force that creates light and chemical bonds, the strong nuclear forces that binds quarks and nuclei, the weak nuclear force that produces a type of radioactive decay called beta decay, and gravity.

Dorman and Gaudiano [18] following Hull [19] and Skinner [20], provide a very similar definition: "the internal force that produces actions on the basis of the momentary balance between our needs and the demands of our environment".

We conclude that the applied stresses in our simulations exert a Peach Koehler force on pre-existing disconnections, thereby providing a feasible mechanism with a well-defined driving force that produces coupled migration and shear.

Indeed, the chairman of the task force that produced the report, Barry V. Qualls, has said of Rutgers, "It's a crazy-quilt system".

Representative Mike Capuano, the Massachusetts Democrat who ran a task force that produced the proposal, promises a level of transparency to foil Congress's "old-boy network".

Five of eight members of a task force that produced the report are among the 19 education advisers the Romney campaign named last month.

That usually requires a yearlong rehabilitation, but even if Suggs returns this season, he will not be the pass-rushing force that produced 14 sacks and 7 forced fumbles last year.

Linda Stamato, a former acting dean at Douglass and a member of the Rutgers task force that produced the 178-page reorganization proposal, recently said of women's colleges, "I think they're far less necessary that they were before".