Sentence examples for under a force from inspiring English sources
“under a force” is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it to describe something that is happening or being done due to some kind of pressure, coercion, or power. For example, "The workers were forced to accept pay cuts under a force that the company was unyielding in."
As opposed to Aristotle's, Galileo's approach to cosmology is fundamentally spatial and geometric: Earth's axis retains its orientation in space as Earth circles the Sun, and bodies not under a force retain their velocity (although this inertia is ultimately circular).
* Over the years, Spirit of Ecstasy has shrunk, not least because of paragraph 6.1.1 of EC Directive 74/483/EEC which states that "ornaments which project more than 10mm from their support shall retract, become detached or bend over under a force of 10 daN exerted at their most salient point".
We have also considered atomistic simulations to study the unfolding mechanism of a single prion protein under a force [42].
Recent studies by Na and colleagues [38, 39] provide the bond rupture mechanisms of amyloid fibrils under a force based on SMD simulations.
An optimal grasp under a force constraint is not necessarily optimal under another one.
Indeed, the vertebral fracture is to some extent distinguished from the non-vertebral fracture in that it usually occurs under a force the vertebra should have been able to withstand, in contrast to the non-vertebral fracture where more is expected of the bone than it was designed to meet.
Only Sirte, the Qaddafi stronghold, remains under a forced administration, its local leaders chosen by the authorities in Tripoli.
But given the recent fate of other companies, it must consider whether it might fetch even less under a forced sale.
However, since the beneficial effect of the braces cannot be fully controlled under a Force-Based design approach, it was concluded that a Displacement-Based design approach is the best option to achieve optimum structural performance.
The use of hydroxypropyl cellulose yielded a unique combination of enhanced in vitro release and improved drug stability under a forced degradation condition.
The effects of moving boundary and in-depth conduction on the regression rate of polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) surfaces burning under a forced flow boundary layer flame were studied.
