Sentence examples for restorative force from inspiring English sources

Politically progressive without being dogmatic, Antibalas is a restorative force for people who need some fun to support their ideals.

For Ms. Hopkins music is obviously a restorative force, and an artistic refuge in which she does not need to lose herself in fictional guises.

Upon cooling, the hard soft segment hydrogen bond interactions can re-establish themselves in a new compressed geometry if the phase separated, co-continuous hard segment does not provide sufficient restorative force to regain the initial dimensions.

The rigid model tumble doll is inherently stable without any input owing to the restorative force.

Wacquant (2000) argues that healthcare in prison may act as a "stabilizing and restorative force," and black men are more likely to utilize health services which has the potential to improve health for the high proportion of black men cycled through U.S. prisons.

This rigid model generates a restorative force (tau =mgr'sin theta ) when the object is inclined by (theta ) from the stable point, where, m, g, and (r') denote the object's mass, gravitational acceleration, and the distance from the center of the sphere to the center of mass (CoM), respectively.

"The restorative forces of the economy are very weak and the immediate forces that will be in place are worsening the problem," said Joseph E. Stiglitz, an economist at Columbia University.

Hobbes also uses the word conatus to refer to the "restorative forces" which may cause springs, for example, to contract or expand.

The journey had the hoped-for restorative effect.

Restorative biomechanical forces can stabilize light limbs against the effects of gravity [ 7] and can act much more quickly than neuromuscular reflexes, which are constrained by relatively slow neuronal conduction velocities and muscular activation dynamics [ 11 13].

I am all for "victim-offender dialogues", "restorative justice" and forcing criminals to "confront their offending behaviour".