Sentence examples for internally exerted from inspiring English sources

While in certain circumstances bending can increase fuel cell performance because it increases the assembly pressure internally exerted on the MEA, we also find that deformation of the flow structures upon bending the fuel cell can negatively affect performance due to non-uniform disruptions in the distribution of reactants.

Originally, most systems for stopping vehicles were mechanically actuated drum brakes with internally expanding shoes; i.e., foot pressure exerted on the brake pedal was carried directly to semicircular brake shoes by a system of flexible cables.

For Mr. Kerry, exerting influence internally is likely to be the greatest challenge of the job he has long coveted.

It says: Concerted and effective pressure must be exerted on the Syrian authorities to allow UN agencies and international humanitarian organizations unfettered access to IDPs [internally displaced persons] and others in need throughout the country, including allowing cross-border access to the relevant areas from other countries, as well as across front lines within Syria.

Memory, however, exerted a pull.

He exerted a calming influence.

Social and structural authority is exerted.

An internally democratic oligarchy exerting power over a far larger community is nothing new.

Internally devised objectives are energising; externally imposed ones are enervating and designed only to exert control, when the policy is supposed to be "arm's length".

The patient exerts pressure on the abdomen by extending the shoulder rather than by internally rotating it[ 29].

The survey noted: "Whether it's on the company website, blog, or on their own personal social media channels, the very act of telling the story empowers them to exert a high degree of influence over the discussion surrounding their company, both internally and externally, as well as engage with employees and the general public".