Sentence examples for generates the force of from inspiring English sources

For example, mutations in α-cardiac actin cause hypertrophic cardiomyopathy when they affect actin-myosin interaction (which generates the force of contraction), but cause dilated cardiomyopathy when they affect interactions between actin thin filaments and myocellular proteins outside the sarcomere (which generate transmission of force) (Olson et al., 1998).

As described above, our understanding of INM has greatly expanded, especially with regard to the molecular machineries that generate the forces of nuclear migrations.

The bloody events unfolding in the Muslim world is proof that those who stand to benefit from the religious and institutional vacuum these structures' erosion would generate are the forces of extremism.

Looking at seismology charts to explore how an earthquake can inscribe itself into scientific records I started to visualise these dark fluctuations as patterns generated by the forces of nature.

Clicks are generated by the forcing of air through a pair of phonic lips (also known as "monkey lips" or "museau de singe") at the front end of the nose, just below the blowhole.

Tommy manages to generate four times the force of his body weight when he lets loose on a golf ball, according to a machine on the show that measured the force of his swing.

For these measurements the "make method" was applied due to the inability of the assessors to break the generated force of the participant [ 31].

In both men and women, in the third decade of life the generated isometric force of the tested muscles of the rotator cuff were significantly lower and comparable only to the individuals in the sixth decade of life, except the values from subscapularis muscle of non-dominant arm in women (Fig. 4b).

Rather, forced assent generates the movement of action.

To fly, a glider must be accelerated to flying speed, the speed at which wings generate enough lift to overcome the force of gravity.

Later versions generated hundreds of thousands of times the force of gravity.