Sentence examples for surplus force from inspiring English sources

The key feature of this paper is combination of a feedforward force controller including modified force inverse model compensator (MFIMC) and velocity feedforward compensator (VFFC) with an internal model control (IMC) to compensate the surplus force disturbance caused by active motion of shaking table and to obtain high fidelity force loading tracking performance.

He says that the idea occurred to him when his own surplus forced him to sell wine to a competitor for fifty cents a gallon.

The tax cut the president wants, Mr. Gephardt said, "is so large it gobbles up the entire available surplus, forces the country to invade the Medicare trust fund and prevents us from adding a meaningful Medicare prescription drug benefit".

In a period of economic decline, weak consumption will worsen the economic surplus, forcing the government to cut excessive industrial capacity and destocking.

Several states in the Northwest have complained repeatedly that federal orders to sell surplus power to California have forced them to drain water tables for hydroelectric plants, endangering their own energy resources and potentially damaging the environment.

So even a modest downward revision to the surplus could force Democrats and Republicans to make politically difficult choices about taxes and spending that they sidestepped when the surplus was growing almost by the month.

The difference between these two kinds of industries is that the former resorts to surplus labor force while the latter makes use of surplus capital.

This is explained by the increased employment opportunities brought about by TPP agreement for the large pool of surplus labor force (unskilled) existing in these countries.

Make full use of rural-urban surplus labor force to construct social recycling network and encourage copper recycling enterprises improve technology and optimize plant design to reach the level of cleaner production.

The Harper government is, however, sending surplus Canadian Forces gear to the Iraqi Security Forces.

Smaller surpluses will force Congress to spend money that would otherwise have extended the solvency of Medicare and Social Security.