Sentence examples for greater force is from inspiring English sources
Beyond the cafes and bars, cranes and hard hats that are the traditional indicators of regeneration, a greater force is at work in Bournemouth.
As greater and greater force is applied to a brittle substance, such as a block of rock or concrete, a point will be reached at which the internal structure can no longer sustain the applied load by elastic deformation alone.
Thus a greater force is required in the yarn to balance a load applied in that plane (Greenwood 1975).
This interpretation of the greater force argument assumes that the expression "greater force" is to be understood in terms of the equal worth of each person's interests and rights, so the society must go in the direction in which the greater number of persons wants it to go.
Reduced lumen diameter through attenuated vasodilatation (diminished NO bioavailability) can lead to development of left ventricular hypertrophy, an adaptive response to increased cardiac load (greater force is needed to pulsate blood through narrow arteries).
Delay in operating renders the replacement of the fragments more difficult because the shortened soft parts or ties become rapidly less extensible and a correspondingly greater force is required to stretch them.
When the regulation was developed in the early 1970's, the traffic agency originally proposed a more stringent test where greater force was applied to two sides of the roof.
As a result, a greater force was required to overcome the wind pressure and depress the keys.
Greater force was not applied in infants to avoid the potential risk of tissue damage.
In this study, acute noxious stimulation (PinPrick Stimulators, MRC Systems) was applied to the foot in both adults (n = 10; applied force: 32 512 mN) and infants (n = 10; applied force: 32 128 mN; greater force was not applied due to the potential risk of tissue damage).
