For Ms. Moses, surrounded by psychological chaos and physical upheaval, the impetus to "look for sweetness wherever I could find it" became the grounding force in her life.
The player could apply physical torque or impetus to the machine (called "body English"), the amount of such force allowable being controlled by cut-off switches, which could be set so that an excess of force would flash on a "Tilt" sign, ending the game automatically.
In recent decades, the advent of a more sophisticated lithostratigraphy for the Chalk, more closely linked to variations in its physical properties, provided an impetus for the British Geological Survey to depict this on its geological maps.
For example, consider medieval impetus physics.
Nevertheless, the women of film noir often evoke sympathy, as they are frequently victims of emotional or physical abuse, with such victimization providing impetus for their vengeance.
Findings should provide greater impetus for school-based physical activity promotion.
Perhaps one might appeal here to the fact that we have a number of paradigms of what a physical theory is: common sense physical theory, medieval impetus physics, Cartesian contact mechanics, Newtonian physics, and modern quantum physics.
Mr Korda deals even-handedly with Lawrence's role, demonstrating that, although he was not solely responsible for the revolt, his remarkable leadership, courage and physical endurance gave the campaign vital cohesion and impetus.
The lack of core stabilization has been identified as a potential predictor of an individual's risk of developing recurrent LBP [ 36, 37], further increasing the impetus for incorporating CSEP into routine physical training programs across the United States Army.
