Sentence examples for forces fit from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it was unclear to many of Newton's mechanist readers how his forces fit into their rather austere ontological view that material bodies consist solely of properties such as size, shape, mobility and solidity.

He said the Army Reserve, formerly known as the Territorial Army, had been "run down, ignored, underfunded and marginalised" over the past 20 years, both by politicians and the regular army, and he was determined to put it "centre stage" as part of creating a more "agile" armed forces fit for the 21st Century.

In a statement, 60 year-old Pierre de Villiers said he had tried to keep the armed forces fit for an ever more difficult task within the financial constraints imposed on it, but was no longer able to sustain that.

American forces fitted some vehicles with extra wheels that protrude from the front (explosions ahead of a vehicle are less destructive than underneath it).

Without conscious intervention, the mind will naturally force fit any faint inclinations into preexisting mental models.

This is the type of work we need to create a police force fit for the challenges of the 21st century.

This paper addresses the stochastic modeling of the stiffness matrix of slender uncertain curved beams that are forced fit into a clamped clamped fixture designed for straight beams.

Electromagnetism and the weak force fit together well enough mathematically that already they are often referred to as one force, the "electroweak". The equations for the strong force are similar to those for electromagnetism and the weak force.

There are general patterns to how the early civilizations were force fit into empires that facilitated communication between diverse civilized worldviews.

It is shown that the predicted cutting force fits the required work current.

The temperature gradient was measured experimentally and the profiles were force fitted with an even fourth-order polynomial.