Sentence examples for procedure of force from inspiring English sources

The rescaling procedure of force field parameters controlling REST2 "hot region" is implemented into NAMD at the source code level.

In it, Yasiin volunteers to undergo a procedure of force-feeding that detainees at Guantanamo Bay are being put through in response to partaking in hunger strikes to protest their long detentions without a trial.

This significantly simplifies the procedure of the forced vibration test, and hence, it can be carried out in a more robust manner.

Brands and businesses seeking to go viral with teens could benefit from easier link sharing using the standard procedure instead of forcing users to copy and paste URLs.

The subjects were carefully familiarized with the test procedures of voluntary force production during several warm-up contractions preceding the actual maximal contractions and were allowed to habituate to the electrical stimulation procedures during preliminary visits to the laboratory before definitive control measurements were taken.

"D.E.A. advisers participating in Honduran-led police operations are governed by strict procedures regarding use of force," she said.

They find that higher levels of collateral imply a significantly higher incidence of bankruptcies and a somewhat higher probability of liquidation, suggesting that banks use formal bankruptcy procedures to force a sale of collateral in those countries.

Open image in new window Figure 3 The procedure of calculating total forces.

This paper presents an optimization procedure of drawbead restraining forces in order to improve the sheet metal formability in deep drawing process.

After an emergency cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Essam Sharaf reiterated a pledge he made before the riots: The government backed the police in using all legal procedures, "including the use of force," to defend themselves, their police stations, or places of worship.

Ex post facto law, law that retroactively makes criminal conduct that was not criminal when performed, increases the punishment for crimes already committed, or changes the rules of procedure in force at the time an alleged crime was committed in a way substantially disadvantageous to the accused.