Sentence examples for requisite force from inspiring English sources

At cabin altitude (around 8,000 feet), one's tasting abilities are slightly impaired, which means you might think you prefer younger, fruitier wine because it hits the palate with the requisite force — but this has nothing to do with the chemistry of the wine.

And in the end we still need the US to convene politically (as they did at Dayton) and to mobilise the requisite military force that has to underpin the politics.

Working-class suburbanization provided the requisite labour force for firms locating on the periphery.

Felix Mendelssohn, Franz Liszt, and Gustav Mahler were among 19th-century composers who emulated Beethoven's example not only with respect to the structural importance they attached to some of their finales but also in their repeated reliance on literary texts and the requisite vocal forces.

With verification procedures still under way, many now expect that number to fall below the requisite threshold to force a referendum.

In a memorandum written around 1714, Newton described that happy moment when he "compared the force requisite to keep the Moon in her orb with the force of gravity at the surface of the Earth; and found them answer pretty nearly".

It is sintered at a high temperature in order to give it the requisite compressive strength to withstand the high compressive and shear forces associated with impaction grafting.

Here the requisite values of dispersive forces (γ d ) and polar forces (γ p ) can be also obtained from Table 2.

Here, with the Dusseldorf chorus, the Cincinnati Boychoir and the requisite vocal soloists, the forces numbered 482.

If the voter does not have what the poll worker deems the requisite identification, he is forced to cast a provisional ballot.

Importantly, the presence of an actin cytoskeleton and the ability to generate contractile forces are requisite steps in the response of cells to their environment.