Sentence examples for motor forces from inspiring English sources

This was a perpetual frustration to those attempting to make their lives alongside him (and those subsquently writing about him), but it was one of the motor forces of his art.

He believed, Moody says, "that 'the perfect rhythm joined to the perfect word' would energize the motor forces of emotion and will and illuminate the intelligence, and that the result would be more enlightened living".

That doesn't signal a rush to the center, but it does mark the waning of another cycle of isms, as people weary of grand doctrines that offer themselves as the motor forces of history, and history takes one of its ideological breathers.

The beam is clamped to the tank in point A and an electric motor forces the tank to rotate around the y-axis in this point.

The series of changes internal to a given atomic element are the result of its own power (or motor force) as well as the motor forces of other elements to which it is connected.

We model the coordinated elastic and contractile motor forces, attributed to the action of actin and myosin that drive DC, by introducing a unit that satisfies a law similar to the law derived by Hill in the early modeling of muscle dynamics.

The mark of a true Marin is a perceptible motor force that races hither and thither across the image.

Yet this is the most important notion Hayes touches on in his book: the relentless motor force of white fear.

Piazzesi, G. et al. Skeletal muscle performance determined by modulation of number of myosin motors rather than motor force or stroke size.

He seemed helplessly impelled by his own sense of jazz rhythm in his body, like a motor force; and this became his nervous system.

In the first half, radiating more amusement and twinkle than I have ever seen him, he was a motor force; but in the second half — with no loss of energy or virtuosity — his manner was at its most cool.