Sentence examples for picked force from inspiring English sources
Stoneman ordered Burbridge to bring his division of 4,200 cavalrymen through the Cumberland Gap to join Stoneman and Gillem at Knoxville, Tennessee, where Gillem was refitting his own command into a picked force of 1,500 men.
Vaudreuil, who had limited combat experience, wanted to divide the French forces, with about 5,000 each at Carillon and Louisbourg, and then send a picked force of about 3,500 men against the British in the Mohawk River on the northwestern frontiers of the Province of New York.
Results of picking force showed that with increasing number of days after appearing the first petal on each head from 5 to 14 and decreasing loading rate from 150 g min−1 to 50 g min−1 values of picking force were decreased for three varieties, but diameter of sunflower head had different effects on picking force for each variety.
The clothes we wear might be made from cotton picked by forced labour in Uzbekistan.
The harvest itself is also a horror story, on top of the environmental devastation, this is cotton picked using forced labour.
At first my plan was to stand under the eaves and wait it out, but then the rain fell harder and the wind picked up, forcing me back against the corrugated-metal door.
The environmental impact of losing the Aral Sea is not yet known, what we do know is that the cotton that destroyed it, is cotton picked by forced labour and destined for European shops.
The peak in PSD diagram is of the bridge and not of picked up forced vibration of the vehicle since dynamic load applied by the heavy vehicles is in the frequency range of 1.5 to 4.5 Hz.
Throughout Baghdad, as the violence picked up, Coalition forces got jumpier.
Now instead of measuring motion, sensors pick up force, much the way a bathroom scale registers what you weigh, not how you step on it.
If Mr. Putin ignores complaints from the opposition, she said, "this movement will pick up force and eventually it may lead to quite tragic events, like revolution or a coup".
