Sentence examples for instruments to force from inspiring English sources

While the band's first album used conventional punk rock instruments, To Force a Fate included more diverse instruments such as piano, strings, and horns.

"It is a blunt instrument to force through change and a strong platform in delivering credible information that looks at solid evidence in an objective light with the weight of what is still the most powerful nation on earth behind it.

In a 2009 interview, KHL president Alexander Medvedev claimed that the unwillingness of NHL officials to immediately commit to the Sochi Games was "an instrument of pressure" to force a transfer agreement between the two leagues.

Mr. Bezuidenhout did nothing to force the instrument's sound, and his first solo statement (he also played during the tuttis) was disarmingly gentle.

The logic for not repealing Jackson/Vanik, beyond cold war nightmares, is that it is an instrument to hold Russia accountable; to force it to be more democratic and punish it for any perceived violations of human rights.

In both trials, the participants ran on a treadmill that was fitted with instruments to record the force of each step they took.

Once you lose the ability to determine your plane's spatial orientation by using visible cues (either the horizon, a beacon, or a landmark), you must compel yourself to rely solely on the instruments and force yourself to discard what your body is telling you.

Inside the capsule is a crash dummy loaded with instruments to measure the forces of the rocket launch.

To further explore the intramolecular condensation of SSB-coated ssDNA, we used a magnetic tweezer instrument to generate force-extension curves (Gosse and Croquette, 2002; Meglio et al., 2009).

We have performed the shear-dependent amyloid fibril formation of the granular α-synuclein by employing a cone-and-plate type rheometer (C-VOR, Bohlin instruments) to impose the shear force to the protein in either granular or monomeric form.

The current health monitoring systems utilize the inflexible and cumbersome cable-connected instruments which force the patients to visit the doctor or hospital for a health check, and prevent them to move freely.