Sentence examples for force understood from inspiring English sources

New York City's traffic can appear to be an ungovernable force — understood, perhaps, but never fully tamed.

That is, force and space mutually determine each other—"force" understood as momentum-energy (the measure of mass, and spacetime's grip on mass), and "space" understood as spacetime (the four-dimensional continuum).

Bypassing Newton, he caught up with Einstein.[13] Connected with this apercu is the proposed bond of force and space—"force" understood as momentum-energy, Kant's active essence of substance, and "space" defined as Kant's dimensional continuum.

I have the task, on behalf of South Yorkshire and its public, of ensuring that members of the police force understand and acknowledge what went wrong.

Those of us who have served in the armed forces understand them.

The Bolsheviks subsequently clashed with the labour force, which understood socialism as industrial self-management.

Professor Ghilarducci said she believed the Obama White House had selected people for its auto task force who understood these stakes, and would strive to find some middle ground.

This combination made the bridge highly vulnerable to aerodynamic forces, insufficiently understood at the time.

Special forces are understood to be preparing to hunt down the jihadist leader behind the siege and hostage killings in Algeria, Mokhtar Belmokhtar.

Standardly, these forces are understood as exerted by bodies that are not themselves fields.

(Vitalism also admits of various conceptions, especially with respect to how non-physico-chemical forces are understood; see Section 2).