Sentence examples for restoration force from inspiring English sources

The calculation of the restoration force of the mooring system by the present dynamic method shows high agreements with that of the FBG.

The pumping performance was mainly dependent on the restoration force of the deformed PDMS suction cup.

The restoration force varied with the cup diameter, cup thickness, and mixing ratio of PDMS (base/curing agent).

The pumping performance (i.e., pumping pressure and duration time) mainly depended on the restoration force of the deformed PDMS cup, and a trade-off existed between the pumping pressure and the duration time.

Five fiber bundles from HET and markedly more pronounced from HOM mice exhibited higher biomechanical stiffness, i.e., increased restoration force at identical extensions, than those from WT mice, indicating that the expression of mutant desmin reduced fiber elasticity (Fig.  7e).

Here, we were able to demonstrate a higher restoration force reflecting a higher stiffness and an increased susceptibility to passive-stretch-induced ruptures of muscle fibers from both genotypes.

An increased PDMS mixing ratio generated a lower flow rate (Fig. 4c) as it made the cup more flexible and weakened the restoration forces of the deformed cup.

Mr Okereke said he believed that the Ambazonia Self-Defence Council (ASDC), which is also known as the Ambazonia Restoration Forces (ARF), is the largest armed group, incorporating smaller militias like the Seven Karta, the Red Dragons and the Tigers.

Jeff Hawk, a spokesman for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' power restoration task force, estimated that 80percentt of the grid has been damaged.

Today the majority of comments seem to support the restoration, by force if need be, of law and order.

While dam construction is now prohibited, the government's restoration task force has shown interest in transferring water from other river basins, upstream dredging, and connecting inflowing rivers to maximise the inflow.