Sentences with phrase «cohesive force of»
They are able to maintain water in the liquid phase up to their total height by maintaining a column of water in small hollow tubes using root pressure, capillary action and the cohesive force of water.
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Even so, many researchers have demonstrated that the cohesive force of water is more than sufficient to do so, especially when it is aided by the capillary action within tracheids and vessels.
This mutual response is the real cohesive force of society, for when a crisis comes it is this which is tested: «Only a response of honesty to honesty can re-establish the common ground, face the facts, revise the assumptions, and keep the society flexible enough to withstand the storm.»
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The togetherness - fusion force, which is deeply rooted in the biological survival needs of human beings, is the cohesive force that makes for the bonding of family systems (and other close relationships).
Central in the Church's crosshairs has been «the Force», with some suggesting that the idea of a cohesive force that governs the entire universe, binding it all together, was reminiscent of New Age thinForce», with some suggesting that the idea of a cohesive force that governs the entire universe, binding it all together, was reminiscent of New Age thinforce that governs the entire universe, binding it all together, was reminiscent of New Age thinking.
Was looking at Zlatan last night, and we could've easily recruited him, and he seems to be more of a cohesive than destructive force, as people were saying.
However, that doesn't keep Hollywood moments from creeping in now and then, with lots of soap opera antics and fisticuffs that would seem injected in order to make the tale of these boys more cohesive in terms of story development, resulting in a forced climax and epilogue that probably comes more out of fantasyland than out of the recollections of a documentarian.
One of the (private) school settings I once taught at forced me to graduate a senior who could not write a cohesive paragraph.