Sentence examples for reflecting force from inspiring English sources

The plasma confinement in this device is provided by a magnetic field that is stronger at the ends than it is at the center thereby providing the necessary reflecting force for containment while allowing a certain fraction of the energetic particles to escape to generate the thrust.

For analysis of resting tension P0 values, reflecting force applied before onset of stretch, were noted for each trial.

These have largely stopped.Job losses among older workers have also been more than offset by falls in inactivity, reflecting forces that were already apparent before the crisis.

Local architect Marcy McInelly said "they were the first full realization of a theory about reflecting forces of nature but not mimicking natural forms.

The paper presents the mechanical design, the geometric and dynamic model, and control algorithms of a 6 URS platform developed to be used either as an impedance display that reads the position of the operator and reflects force or as an admittance display that reads the Cartesian forces and reflects positions.

But, at least in Texas, the sharp spikes in insurance prices reflect forces operating outside the tort system.

"Shoved up so hard against someone else's life," she reflects, "forces you to rethink your idea of who you are".

LPL's rapid growth, and the problems that came with it, reflect forces that are changing the way millions of ordinary Americans interact with Wall Street.

Given that the last response to stop and search figures by some forces was to attempt to stop collecting the data, some will suspect urban results might reflect forces being better able to massage the figures.

On the contrary, they reflect forces beyond Cairo's control — a new credit line from the Gulf — and serve to underscore Egypt's deep vulnerability as one of the most aid-dependent economies in the Middle East.

The lows reached yesterday morning, when the Nasdaq composite briefly traded down 3percentt from Tuesday's close, probably reflected forced selling of positions by brokerage firms whose customers had not come up with the cash needed to prevent liquidation of some or all of their positions.