Sentence examples for revised force from inspiring English sources

Even knowing the differences between the standards is not enough: on Oct. 1, helmets meeting a new Snell test, M2010, with revised force limits, can go on sale, probably adding to the confusion among helmet shoppers.

Multiple molecular dynamics simulations (MMDSs) were performed using the PMEMD module of the AMBER 8.0 program [50] with a revised force field (to be published) that is based on the second-generation AMBER force field (frcmod.ff99SB) [51].ff99SB

Arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy is a difficult diagnosis and the recently revised task force criteria confirmed a crucial role of CMR to increase diagnostic accuracy, by combining detection of RV dilation, regional wall motion and structural abnormalities.

We should revise the force flow into Iraq accordingly.

Under the 2009 revised guidelines, in force when he was convicted and sentenced, he was subject to a stiffer sentence of 70 to 87 months.

Later that morning, as the sun cleared the tips of the nearest icebergs, the winds picked up, and by 0600 they were near the top of the revised Beaufort scale, Force 10 or higher.

Focusing on risk-reduction strategies, an interdisciplinary task force revised the facility's surgical site identification policy and improved the surgical scheduling form to highlight information for sided procedures.

CORRECTION: Market Force revised the first graph to reflect that Haagen-Dazs was in fourth place rather than seventh.

The CHEERS statement recommendations have been independently reviewed and subsequently revised by task force members.

Because of this and subsequent incidents by U.S. servicemembers on Okinawa, including another rape of a local woman by a U.S. Marine, the governors of fourteen Japanese prefectures in which U.S. military forces were stationed urged the ruling Liberal Democratic Party "to secure a true Japan-U.S. partnership through a revised Status of Forces Agreement".

He said that is why he had added a "duty to intervene" in the revised use-of-force policy.