Sentence examples for organization of force from inspiring English sources
When the French Revolution unleashed this national power through rationalized central administration, meritocracy, and a national draft based on patriotism, it achieved unprecedented organization of force in the form of armies of millions of men.
Religious opposition, combined with grievances against the organization of forced labour for state projects, led to the secession of the northern tribes (headed by the tribes) after Solomon's death.
To obtain further insight into the spatial organization of cell cell forces, we investigated the dynamic transmission of forces through cells.
In a yearlong controversy over enemy "order of battle" assessments (intelligence estimates of the strength and organization of enemy forces), he put an arbitrary ceiling on the numbers that his intelligence officers could report and omitted certain categories of irregular forces that had long been included.
For Cabanis, life was merely an organization of physical forces; thought was the result of "secretions" in the brain analogous to the liver's secretion of bile; behaviour depended upon the arrangement of natural elements.
The organization of aerodynamic forces along the length is also needed to cause the vibrations.
The commerce clause is intimately linked with the organization of political forces driving for a new constitution, and the framers accordingly recognized the chaotic interruptions of commerce by states eager to protect their own products and provide further means for raising revenue.
10.7554/eLife.03282.017 Figure 7. Spatial organization of cell cell forces in clusters.
The increased pressure on the SPD prompted an independent review by a commission of the organization's use-of-force policies, an internal culture audit, and the purchase of body cameras.
Strict organization of the motor force that provides a consistently directed rotational force will give rise to generalized chiral, helical motion (Jennings, 1901; Jahn and Votta, 1972; Crenshaw, 1996).
These assertions are about an overwhelming sense of entitlement on behalf of religious organizations to force anyone within their reach to adhere to their beliefs.
