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The implicit assumption is that the weights exert more downward force at the ends of extended arms than is required to raise them on the other side, where they are kept closer to the axis of rotation by the folding of the arms.
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Therefore, more downward forces were observed, as compared with sit-to-stand transition.
As more and more mud is pumped in, it builds up a column of mud that produces enough downward force to counteract the upward pressure of the gas and oil, stopping the leak.
More downward revisions are expected.
In normal flight, the wing holds the plane up and the tail exerts a downward force.
The plane itself is like a seesaw; downward force on the tail keeps the nose up.
They then banged the container upward on the underside of a table, producing a downward force.
Without the heavy downward force of gravity, astronauts can experience muscle atrophy and bone loss, among other problems.
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