Sentence examples for orientation forces from inspiring English sources

In this paper we propose a new approach, capable of providing both position and orientation forces, that resolves or alleviates many of these problems.

There must be an overarching selective pressure that overrides such mutational, population genetic, and physical orientation forces (Race et al. 1999).

Once the first crystal is mature, however, a newly nucleating magnetosome particle next to it will be subject to magnetic orientation forces, that in silico were shown to promote consistent crystallographic orientation.[ 8] RS-1 with its switch from isometric to anisotropic crystal growth appears to be a better candidate to test the physical alignment hypothesis.

Hydrogen bond and Debye orientation force are considerably stronger than dipole (Van der Waals) interaction in these cases (Liang et al. 2004).

Controversies about his sexual orientation forced him to resign from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, where he was a head organizer with Dr. King, in 1960.

"In the past ― as far back as the 1940s, but continuing for decades ― the Department of State was among many public and private employers that discriminated against employees and job applicants on the basis of perceived sexual orientation, forcing some employees to resign or refusing to hire certain applicants in the first place," Kerry said in a statement.

In the past – as far back as the 1940s, but continuing for decades – the Department of State was among many public and private employers that discriminated against employees and job applicants on the basis of perceived sexual orientation, forcing some employees to resign or refusing to hire certain applicants in the first place.

Figure 10 shows the force orientation (force inclination and force anteversion) as a function of the combined anteversion.

Seen from this perspective, the Turkish question reveals both centripetal (a sense of "standing together" against outside threats) and centrifugal (a lack of shared strategic or foreign policy orientations) forces within the EU.

Many colleges now encourage students to declare a major at orientation; this forces students to get started on some directed course of study, and it helps colleges manage course offerings.

This concept can then be used to reconstruct the orientation of forces that created the fractures that were active in the past based on present day orientations.