Sentence examples for is exerted in the from inspiring English sources

The walls of the chambers, and particularly the walls of the left ventricle, are far more heavily muscled than the walls of the atria, or upper chambers (see atrium), because it is in the ventricles that the major force is exerted in the process of pumping the blood to the bodily tissues and to the lungs.

When the cross-sectional area of the electrode increases, the Lorentz force is exerted in the same direction as the current flow.

Focusing on the dotted orange circle, the ability of insurgents to control population movements at that location is influenced by the control that is exerted in the surrounding four locations.

Thus, there results imply that no effective recovery of cardiac disease by nicorandil treatment is exerted in the R120G at 16 weeks of age when the cardiac disease, including release of mitochondrial cytochrome c, is relatively mild.

The difference in the photon momentum before and after refraction is transferred to the particle such that the resulting radiation pressure, expressed as Fa and Fb, is exerted in the direction opposite to the momentum change.

Our data suggest that the strongest effect of PEMF on BMSCs and stimulation of mineralization is exerted in the period prior to mineralization.

Love that, Not Man Apart from that... What Jeffers is exerting in the whole poem is how the only truly ugly thing is mankind severed from himself and the same things mankind is made of, which is quite literally everything.

Barely five minutes had elapsed before pressure was being exerted in the Tigers' 22, allowing Pienaar and Pedrie Wannenburg to work Trimble over in the right corner.

His greatest influence, however, was exerted in the theatre, through his critical writings (such as the introduction to Miss Julie), his plays, and the production devices that their staging dictated.

Whether it is appropriate to call these holdings a kingdom is debatable; one suspects that authority over the various peoples, Iranian and non-Iranian, who occupied these territories was exerted in the form of a confederation such as is implied by the ancient Iranian royal title, king of kings.

Results reveal that when the external loads are exerted in the principal directions of the materials, higher strengths may be achieved.