Sentence examples for introduction of forces from inspiring English sources
It wasn't an invasion, he insisted, just an "introduction of forces".
By introduction of forces of excitation on the external faces of each layer, it is possible to establish the interface conditions: structure-structure and fluid-structure.
There is no doubting that Newton's introduction of forces, especially the gravitational force, into his mechanics was a major scientific success borne out by observational and experimental evidence.
The introduction of forces as irreducible entities flew in the face of the major aim of the mechanical philosophers for clarity and intelligibility on ontological matters.
A critic, on the other hand, could argue that, from the philosophical perspective, the introduction of force undermined the case for the clarity and intelligibility of mechanical atomism on which its originators had based their case.
A local introduction of force was achieved with a stamp pushed down onto the edge of the cup with a constant forward feed of 0.1 mm/sec.
The introduction of wall forces, and the competition between fluid wall and fluid fluid forces, can lead to irregularities, such as layering, wetting and commensurate incommensurate transitions, shifts in freezing, liquid liquid equilibrium, and other common bulk thermodynamic behaviors (Gelb et al. 1999).
Rather, the U.S. would just be presenting its forces as targets, akin to President Ronald Reagan's introduction of American forces in Lebanon's civil war.
The simulation results indicate that the eigenvalues of the vehicle system change significantly if the elastic coupling effect is considered and that the introduction of centrifugal forces affects the altitude and long period modes.
"By definition we are closer today to a possible introduction of American forces," said an administration official.
He wrote the Rock Carling Lecture In Pursuit of an Improving National Health Service, recommending further introduction of market forces in the National Health Service.
