Sentence examples for interpreting forces from inspiring English sources

In these discussions, the teacher and student were able to 'bend' formal statements of Newton's three laws in terms of the representations in the game to warrant their intuitive thinking in non-normative ways, such as interpreting forces applied against the direction of motion in terms of the wording Newton's third law.

Also, they unanimously disagreed that interacting with haptic devices or interpreting force feedback required a lot of mental effort.

However, correlations between these domains remain an issue in interpreting force spectroscopy data, particularly during protein folding.

Controlled lab-based studies that compare responses after watching pornography are also difficult to interpret – forced exposure to pornography under laboratory conditions likely produces very different reactions than viewing by choice in the comfort of one's own home.

I enjoyed learning physics concepts with haptic devices 4.53 0.51 Haptic devices were easy to interact with 4.50 0.51 The force feedback was easy to be interpreted 4.47 0.68 Interacting with haptic devices requires a lot of mental effort 1.90 0.55 Interpreting the force feedback requires a lot of mental effort 2.10 0.84.

This addition operation is central to classical mechanics, in which vectors are interpreted as forces.

We chose a model of skeletal tissue regeneration because of the well documented mechanosensitive properties of the skeleton [45], and in so doing, gained critical insights into how skeletal progenitor cells sense a mechanical force, interpret these forces, and then respond by altering their behavior.

Student interprets the force feedback in the context of visualization as not proportional Student thinks that force at center and away from ring is the same.

The legislation based on my bill is not statutory and cannot be reasonably interpreted as forcing anyone to do anything.

New consumer legislation that replaced the Fraudulent Mediums Act (FMA) was widely interpreted as forcing psychics to put up a disclaimer saying what they did was not scientifically proven.

A beat cop interprets the force's shop talk for McKelway: his shift is a tour, his uniform a bag, his winter overcoat a benny, an influential friend a rabbi and his wife, even to her face, the cook.