Sentence examples for forces by over from inspiring English sources

The experimental results indicated that pervious pipe obstacles placed vertically in front of an embankment can effectively mitigate and reduce the wave impact forces by over 70%.

Mean ± SD compressive soft tissue forces across our spectrum of activities varied substantially between subjects and ranged from 124 ± 42 to 275 ± 44 %BW, contributing to the overall axial tibiofemoral contact forces by over 60% (Table 2).

Complaints fell by over 80% and the use of force by over 60% among instances where they have been used, he says.

Solo and Disney's upcoming Boba Fett movie may dive too deep into the backgrounds of characters who were cool because of the mystery, but at least they aren't trying to completely decimate the magic of the Force by over-explaining the science behind how a man in a tunic can move stuff with his mind.

• For instance, Telemundo Media has "grown our sales force by over 20 percent," said Dan Lovinger, executive vice president for advertising sales and integrated marketing.

After a few days, Grierson had reduced his force by over a third, sending back to Tennessee some 200 riders unable to continue, along with the entire Iowa regiment.

"Up until mid-2014, we had increased our complementary labour force by over 1,000 positions, but lately we have had to reduce this level".

When compared to the baseline model, the optimized models show substantial improvement, increasing the specific energy absorption by 65% or reducing the peak force by over 55%.

Romania intends to cut its armed forces by 40% over the next few years; Bulgaria has just started to create NATO-style rapid-reaction units.

The event is organized by Steinbloom's son Jonathan Bob Balabann), a compulsive, unsmiling fellow whose adult personality may owe something to the childhood experience of being forced by his over-protective mother to wear a helmet while playing chess.

: The purpose of this study was to evaluated the reduction in the mechanical force by relative over-elevation of the contralateral lower limb when wearing a walking brace with the knee held in extension.