Sentence examples for provide propelling from inspiring English sources

Moreover, recent studies describe that non-specific blebs coupled to a discontinuous environment are sufficient to provide propelling forces for migration in 3D (Bergert et al., 2015; Liu et al., 2015; Tozluoğlu et al., 2013), and we observe multiple blebs providing points of contact between the migrating SCs and ECs.

The caudal fin is moving normal to free-stream velocity, V o, with a transverse (sway) velocity equal to V N. It is possible for caudal fin to attain a thrust component which provides a forward propelling force.

Visualizing yourself as healthier and happier may provide motivation to propel you through the self-improvement process.

Although sporozoite motility and structural and secreted antigens appear to provide the mechanisms for propelling the sporozoite into the host cell, there is a growing body of evidence that the host cell provides characteristics by which the sporozoites recognise and interact with the host cell as a prelude to invasion.

It is used not to provide lift but to propel the bird in pursuit of prey.

Being in an unsatisfying job is a short-term error that can provide the impetus to propel you forward.

Back in 2004 many Turks were enthusiastic about joining the Union; they hoped membership would make Turkey more democratic and provide institutional stability to propel its economy.

But like many aspects of the new arrangement, it is unclear who might provide the power to propel those E.V.'s.

Expectations are running high that Carney, described by Osborne as "the outstanding central banker of his generation", will be able to provide the kickstart that propels the economy out of a shaky recovery.

Mr Sam Rainsy, a former finance minister, is well liked in Cambodia for his courageous attacks on graft in the ruling party and its other abuses and for vigorously taking up the cause of workers.He says his party's gains in this poll will provide the springboard that propels him to greater success in next year's parliamentary elections.

Various Web sites are mentioned in its pages, and in a few instances these sites provide information that helps propel the plot (a fifth-grade boy is befriended by three extraterrestrials in human disguise; he must help them recruit millions of kids to their cause or Earth gets "turned off").