Sentence examples for same amount of force from inspiring English sources

This means you can have the same amount of force over two different areas and end up with different results.

In the minuscule gravity of the comet, that would have required the same amount of force for lifting a 550-pound boulder on Earth, Dr. El-Maarry said.

However, the amounts of root resorption have not been compared between the right and left sides after applying the same amount of force.

"People have been saying that 'if you bend it, of course it bends' – but these other devices are proof that's not necessarily the case as I used the same amount of force and had very little result," explained Hilsenteger.

Solids are substances for which the force needed to deform the substance is dependent on the extent of deformation rather than the rate of deformation (so it takes the same amount of force to break a pencil quickly as it does to do it slowly; try this with a pencil that is devoid of sentimental value to you).

They found that an individual cell exerted huge forces — 24 times as much pressure on the droplet as the jaws of an ant — and that the cells exerted the same amount of force in cultured aggregates as in tissues, lending confidence to the method's accuracy.

Finally the brushing force was calibrated to a total of 3.5 N on two separated shields (C) to ensure the same amount of brushing force at the distal and proximal side of the brush-head.

It's going to take the same amount of life force.

Growth Mike McCue, chief executive of Flipboard, says that if you are going to start a company, you might as well think big instead of going for a niche: "It's going to take the same amount of life force.

What was notable, however, was that when the volunteers had been subjected to decreasing pressure they reported less pain than when the pressure was maintained or increased, even though Ariely had made sure to apply the same amount of total force in each trial.

We jump so high that, when we hit the trampoline, we experience the same amount of G-force as a Formula One driver going around a corner.