Sentences with phrase «force of a particular kind»

«You can imagine, if we illuminate the device with one polarization of light, it will create a force of a particular kind,» said Ambrosio.

Not exact matches

There is in short a way of appropriating oneness that very effectively rules out any kind of diversity, dialectic, or even dialogue, and lends itself, for that purpose, especially to those persons and forces within the community whose power is great enough to sustain their own particular version of Christian unity.

Whether or nor particular quanta considered in this kind of an explanation are capable of further analysis, or yet other sorts of forces (and quanta) are subsequently discovered, is not, after all, the most significant point.

This is not an explicitly genital mode of contact, but it is a way of sexual living that makes its appeal to those who by religious vocation (e.g., monks and nuns) or a call to a particular kind of human service (e.g., Dag Hammarskjold) or some necessity (e.g., those who can not find a life partner or a homosexual comradeship available) are forced to live without a genital way of being sexual.

If the ambition is broader, and this in fact a science - fiction - laced exploration of life under some kind of miscellaneous totalitarian dictatorship and the homogenisation of mankind, then you'd be forced to concede that the film fails to ignite that particular political powder - keg.

In these particular paintings, the motivating kind of force was the idea of Salomé, which led to a certain kind of figure, primarily a female figure.

That is because when you are confronted with an object in which you are a bit unmoored, it does not render itself for a particular kind of legibility, or the opacity of it has a kind of prevailing force on you the viewer.

My bigger point is that it's kind of silly suggest that a particular forcing (CO2 in this article) is «de minimis» without considering the magnitude effect of other recognized forcings and internal variability.