Sentence examples for of individual forces from inspiring English sources

He had wanted to examine in minute detail the individual shifts of choice that led to wholesale change, but crucially he wanted to be alive both to the allure of that set of individual forces we now call Thatcherism and their consequences.

The Home Office has put an extra £34 million into a "national uplift in armed policing capability and capacity" to respond to a Paris-style attack but said it was up to the leaders of individual forces to determine the number of firearms officers to deploy.

During what Mr Evans described as a "grim debate", he welcomed the home secretary's announcement in September that Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary is being required to look at the performance of individual forces in England and Wales to examine the way they approach, investigate and record cases of domestic violence.

We show that this biphasic stress dependence can be understood in terms of the nonlinear force-extension behavior of individual force-transmitting network elements.

Furthermore, the atmospheric model is quite complicated and difficult to sort out the effect of individual forcing or provide a clear physical explanation of the deflection of the vortex.

This allows the direct visualization of individual force generation events in live embryos for the first time.

If we can get the specific clue, we can try to estimate the strength of individual force and whether the magnitude of individual force may produce changes in genome sizes.

Ten randomly selected cells from each sample were analysed by selecting a 1μm by 1μm scan area on the periphery of the RBC and performing 128 by 128 data points of individual force curve measurements with a peak force of 6 μN.

Ten cells from each sample were analysed by selecting a 1 μm by 1 μm scan area on the periphery of the RBC and performing 128 by 128 data points of individual force curve measurements with a peak force of 6 μN.

But protests from scores of organizations and thousands of individuals forced MetLife to admit the first black family in 1950.

The dire statistic will cast a shadow over two high-profile summits on migration in New York this week: on Monday the UN general assembly will meet to discuss the record volume of individuals forced to flee their homes as a result of crises and war around the world.