Sentence examples for forces or forces from inspiring English sources

Latané [14] compares these social forces to physical forces, such as electromagnetic forces or forces that govern the transmission of light, sound and gravity [15].

(2) refers to any individual or organization that presents a direct threat to members of the United States Armed Forces, coalition partner forces, or forces trained by the coalition, in their fight against ISIL.

The historical and theoretical problem raised by science is this: What explanation can we find for the order and purpose we perceive in the universe, and especially in biological life, other than an organizing force or forces?

Due to symmetry the remaining two cases, when either UTs of cell force or forces UTs of cell, are obtained by exchanging with, and with in (A.1) and (A.2).

Unlike En and Eo, Em electrons are conditioned, such that there is a quest for balance between being influenced either by the nuclear force or forces external to the atom.

On the weaker reading, the suggestion is to the effect that, when the assessment of an utterance is at issue, it is essential to consider the force or forces that attach to the illocutionary act or acts thereby performed.

Although the different hypotheses are not mutually exclusive, it remains difficult to understand which is the major force or forces driving global or local clinal variation in D. melanogaster.

Rather, the metabolic structures may be better interpreted as an adaptation to an externally-applied force or forces (a hypothesis that does not exclude the possibility that one of those elements is an altered or inappropriately recognized self antigen).

Therefore, it appears that an unidentified selective force (or forces) is the most likely explanation for the GC compositional bias in the Hodgkinia genome, although other explanations cannot be ruled out given the present data.

Although the force or forces driving the diversifying selection of these genes is unknown, the result is that the sequence of these proteins has been altered in humans and our closest living relatives.

The pose and the shape might have a sense of strain, of imposition, as if the figure had been forced or forced itself into this ball.