Sentence examples for twofold force from inspiring English sources

The flexibility and self-* properties of wireless mesh networks (WMNs) and the programmable management of network resources brought by the innovative network virtualization techniques, are a twofold force to enable personalized access over wireless environments.

Functionally, increasing or decreasing levels of Oct4 expression by more than twofold forced ES cells to differentiate into primitive endoderm and mesoderm.

The consequences for the European labour markets are twofold: the labour force decreases and is subject to ageing itself, with increasing shares of older age groups in the total labour force.

He denies having resigned "in disgrace", as newspapers tend to put it, but the twofold delinquency that forced him out was far from trivial.

Occasionally, double tethers visible in DIC were pulled by a single bead and these gave a twofold increase in tether force from the same cell.

We found that with the addition of 1% dextran the active force increased twofold at SL 2.3 2.6 μm, i.e., from 36.0 ± 11.6 kN/m in the absence of dextran (mean ± SD, n = 6 from four myofibrils) to 81.8 ± 17.8 kN/m (n = 7 from four myofibrils).

The effect of Johnson's setback was twofold: First, he was forced to sell 49% of the Ritz-Carlton management arm to Marriott in 1995 for $200 million in cash and assumed debt (Marriott has since acquired the rest of the company).

The downside of this tactic is twofold: it was effectively forced on moderate Muslim leaders immediately after the Madrid bombing, and it has attracted charges of spying on one's own.

Underlying Trump's defiance of law enforcement norms is a calculated strategy advocating the use of force, with the twofold goal of pushing liberals back on their heels and affirming the instincts of his most avid supporters.

Accurate electrostatic computations were done on a 38× 38× 38regiof of 100000-particle unit cells, giving a volume of 28 quadrillion particles at less than a twofold cost over computing the forces and potentials in the unit cell alone.

The effect of wind forces on tall buildings is twofold.