Mechanosensing is defined as the ability of a cell or tissue to detect, and respond to, the imposition of force (18).
The production of silver in the city exploded in the early 1570s after the discovery of a mercury amalgamation process to extract it from the mined ore, coupled with the imposition of a forced labour system known as the mita.
The imposition of sanctions forced New Delhi and Tehran to conduct oil trade in Indian rupees after losing access to the international banking system.
If the imposition of the tax forced even one wealthy pensioner to move from their large family home, the Daily Mail would headline it as an outrage.
Rather, its root cause is a fascist ideology that will begin to lose strength when its adherents are shown, by the implacable imposition of military force, that their defeat is inevitable, and that joining the cause can only lead to their deaths in this world, not glory in the next.
"It has a feeling of imposition, or forcing".
"The Plan Frontera Sur has scattered migration routes with the imposition of more controls, forcing people to travel through areas without places where they can get help.
In an earlier publication, we have used a numerical model to show how the imposition of the vacuum forces the tissue to stretch by small amounts (micromechanically) as the tissue is 'pulled' into the empty space defined by regular holes in the sponge causing a tension to be applied to the tissue substrate and through it to the cells embedded within the substrate [ 2].
McMeikan said he was concerned that the VAT imposition could force small, independent bakeries out of business, and pledged to join forces to block the proposal during the six-week consultation period.
