Sentence examples for outer force from inspiring English sources

(1.5) f is a given vector field which models an outer force density.

However, in the other two groups, fibrous tissue was observed in the defect and junctions, and the reconstructed ribs were easily distorted under an outer force.

Those were the outer forces — political disappointments, artistic failures — that sapped Sontag's critical ambitions.

In the 1960s he generalized this finding into a containment theory, which argued that there are inner and outer forces of containment that restrain a person from committing a crime: the inner forces stem from moral and religious beliefs as well as from a personal sense of right and wrong; the outer forces come from family members, teachers, or others who influence the individual to some degree.

"Home is carved out under the shadow of the giant abstractions; inside the home one need be no more aware of those outer forces than is the badger under his mountain of earth".

Comparing the interactions between adult and child to a snowfall, Gallant highlights the precarious nature of childhood, when parents "seem to speak out of the lights, the stones, the snow; out of the crucial second when inner and outer forces join, and the environment becomes part of the enemy too".

Outer forces of lower-order entities are inner forces of higher-order entities: for instance, outer forces of nuclei are inner forces of atoms (A.34b).

In the uniaxial set-up jet curve and outer forces are similarly directed.

In general, a fluid (polymeric liquid or glass melt) is emerged from a orifice, pulled and stretched by outer forces to form a long thin fiber.

By alternating the outer forces f and the boundary conditions, the system (1) is applicable to various scenarios, e.g. growing jet with free end, jet spinning with take-up wheel, inflow-outflow problem of fixed length.

For an uniaxial straight jet of fixed length in the absence of outer forces ( f = 0 ) and Re = 0 the existence of unique solutions is proved under certain assumptions (regularity) in [15].