Sentence examples for sophisticated force from inspiring English sources

The knowledge that we've built in stopping new coal plants from being built has made us a much more potent, well-informed, sophisticated force for changing energy markets.

To determine how hard they can bite, each lizard was induced to chomp onto a sophisticated force sensor that can calculate the force generated by their jaws.

It means the bearded ones are no longer just squabbling among themselves for power, but dealing with a larger, more sophisticated force.

"We were able to take raw recruits, who couldn't even crawl on the ground and keep their helmets on at the same time, into a sophisticated force that operates alongside us and that creates a very positive image for the central government of Afghanistan," Dov S. Zakheim, the Pentagon comptroller said at a news conference on Monday.

Deciphering mechanisms of muscle weakness requires sophisticated force protocols, dissecting contributions from altered Ca2+ homeostasis, electro-chemical, chemico-mechanical biosensors or visco-elastic components.

Over the last two decades, the LAPD has transformed itself into a more sophisticated force, with a unit skilled at handling labor demonstrations.

Almost everywhere Indians find themselves being pushed or crowded out of ancestral lands by more sophisticated forces who have use for their resources.

He also outlined their reliance on sometimes stunningly low-tech methods to thwart Israel's more numerous and more sophisticated forces.

Worse, Mr. Gore emerged from New York viewed even by his supporters not as a noble loser laying the groundwork for the future but as a naif who had been manipulated by sophisticated forces advancing their own interests and outmatched by a political culture he had not come to understand.

Furthermore, considering the actual sophisticated forces of the conveyor belt, a calculation formula was further derived for relations among lateral pressure of the pipe conveyor belt, material diameter and filling rate.

Bacteria have many sophisticated force-generating machines, but so far nobody has found a homolog or analog of the cytoskeletal linear stepper motors (myosin, kinesin, or dynein) even though bacteria do have homologs of these motors' respective cytoskeletal filament tracks (actin and tubulin).