Sentence examples for homogeneous force from inspiring English sources

Legionary infantry formed a homogeneous force of heavy infantry.

The classical paradigm of strategy rested on a world of homogeneous forces.

It is especially difficult to accept that so vast and complex a portion of the world could be reduced to a fairly homogeneous historic force.

They must now define and represent the interests of a more flexible and less homogeneous labour force, and do so without straining relationships with their traditional rank and file (Gumbrell-McCormick, 2011).

On the basis of dust removal theories, the coal particle is affected by homogeneous centrifugal force that is only related with the radius value, its relaxation time is expressed as follows (Kulkarni et al. 2011): tau_{0} = frac{{rho_{p} cdot d_{p}^{2} }}{18mu } (13).

The experimental results showed that the temperature at the centre and the under skin of sweet potato roots is almost homogeneous during forced convection cooling and heating.

At very early times ((z>20)), when the Universe is very homogeneous, the forces from opposing directions very nearly cancel and a tree code must use a stricter opening criterion in order to attain the same accuracy in the force.

This would be especially expected in narrow-endemic species, whose ecological niche is often so restricted that indeed homogeneous selective forces are likely to occur, whereas small population sizes and restricted dispersal are likely to produce strong differentiation for neutral variation.

It's all so racially and aesthetically homogeneous and forced, so hyper-feminine, so reductive and objectifying, so Stepford Wives: College Edition.

The DMQ enables a global assessment of musculoskeletal workload and other potentially hazardous working conditions by seven homogeneous indices (forces, dynamic loads, static loads, repetitive loads, climatic factors, vibration and ergonomic environmental factors) and four separate factors (sitting, standing, walking, uncomfortable postures).

In small fragmented populations, the effectiveness of selection can be reduced and, because rare species often have a narrow ecological niche, their populations may be exposed to homogeneous selective forces that result in low population differentiation in quantitative traits (Petit et al., 2001; Ye et al., 2013).