Expansion coefficients for the dependent variables and those for input forces constitute the states and controls, respectively.
The interplay of these forces constitutes the secret formula that produces the singular thrill of a ride and influences its safety, said Steve Elliott, an engineer in Madison, Wis., who inspects and test rides around the world.
In his comments, at the Brookings Institution in Washington, General Caldwell also voiced caution, saying that corruption in the Afghan security forces "constitutes a very complex problem with no real easy solutions".
Canada's armed forces constitute a considerably smaller proportion of the Canadian labour force than do the armed forces of its allies in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO), and its defense spending is lower per capita than that of most of its allies.
With these reduced forces constituting the fleet that would serve out the last two decades of the Cold War, it was to oversee a navy that actively exercised with its alliance partners but as an increasingly marginal element, even within its anti-submarine specialty.
Collision presupposes space, but primitive forces constitute matter prior to any spatial concepts — the primitive active and passive forces ground motion and extension respectively.
Moreover, as the U.S. armed forces constitute the nation's largest employer, DADT served as nothing short of a public pronouncement by the federal government that discrimination against LGB people is acceptable, that LGB people are inferior to heterosexual people, and that being lesbian, gay or bisexual is a shameful trait that ought to be concealed.
On the other hand, mechanical forces constitute a natural common language between cells of all domains that can easily be modified.
The resulting theoretical models, assessing the relative influence of different evolutionary forces, constitute a useful tool for comparing the efficacy of existing management strategies and for designing new strategies (Tabashnik 1986).
