Sentence examples for quantitative force from inspiring English sources
Determining sensor parameters is a prerequisite for quantitative force measurement.
The inherent compatibility with modern microscopy enhances the reconfigurability of the trap while the accuracy achieved in a calibrated optical trap presents itself as a quantitative force probe.
Lastly, quantitative force values are extracted from force distributions at all frequencies of the band 0 4 kHz studied and compared with the force spectrum measured directly by a piezoelectric sensor.
Using such tools, some quantitative force laws were discovered: that the force of gravity is proportional to volume for objects of constant density (widely exploited for millennia to define standard weights); Archimedes' principle for buoyancy; Archimedes' analysis of the lever; Boyle's law for gas pressure; and Hooke's law for springs.
The explicit control of the polyhedral face areas enables designers to implement more quantitative, force-driven constraints and it expands the range of 3D graphic statics applications beyond just shape explorations.
To apply quantitative forces on cells, different weights (2 4 g) were put on the coverslip mounted on the cells.
In this work a new scanning probe device for quantitative frictional force measurements is presented.
Although it should not be a problem for hydrodynamics, thermal transfer and even electrostatic measurements, this is surely unacceptable in a quantitative Casimir force measurement.
Moreover, we demonstrate by quantitative atomic force microscopy and electron microscopy that the morphology and the assembly properties of filaments were not affected when the fraction of labeled vimentin was below 10%.
For this reason, new plantar pressure systems for quantitative gait force analysis have become increasingly popular.
This quantitative void forces us both to consider the real effects that the speculation this void has itself produced and to reevaluate how the real and potential impacts of medical tourism are – and should be – conceptualized, calculated, distributed, and compensated for.
