Sentence examples for impacted by force from inspiring English sources

Han called the work "an explanation of nature's physical reaction when it is impacted by force, gravity and energy", and commented: "When I am working on stone, the immediate context is physical, the force of hammering, chiseling and drilling hard stone creates heat and energy.

For example, the simulated irrigation water use and the resulting alteration of river flows are directly impacted by forcing data, especially precipitation and temperature, which could contain significant uncertainties in some regions.

However, over the years that life has been impacted by forces who fear democracy's promise.

Before this, Keier says she "never felt fearful for the children in front of me in my classroom every day, being impacted by forces that would be out of my control as a teacher".

Moreover, we achieve these high accuracies despite the fact that levels of genetic diversity are impacted by forces other than natural selection such as drift and variation in mutation and recombination rates, supporting the notion that population genetic data can be used to distinguish constrained from unconstrained DNA (Schrider and Kern 2014).

Because the load cell is located inside a vacuum chamber, the detection of the force applied to the glass during the forming process is not significantly impacted by external forces, and thus, a precise force history of the forming glass can be obtained.

But it is only part of the truth because along with the wholeness, they have been impacted by a force of brokenness, and they themselves are not all of a piece.

When the police and EMTs arrived on the scene, instead of thinking that some of his neurological functions may have been impacted by the force of the head injury, they assumed my father could not speak English.

Whatever they may be, we are all impacted by outside forces.

And it fits with my experience of reality, where nothing is static, where everything is changing, even the rocks being impacted by the forces of nature itself.

And, as usual, blacks are disproportionately impacted by such forces, struggling against historical and systemic skin color discrimination and their marginal status by reason of living in, too often, low-income, low-status communities, working for less pay than their white counterparts, and attending inferior, failing, and segregated public schools.