Sentences with phrase «forces acting on»

It seems to me that a clear understanding of why judges respond as they do to SRLs is only to be gained with a clear schematic of the forces acting on judges under normal court conditions, when their behaviour is, by and large, not just unexceptional but excellent.

There are many forces acting on the legal profession and lawyers.

As a result, there is a balance of forces acting on the Earth's surface.

But, of greater import, there are forces acting on the cell due to neighboring constituents of the Sun, and the delta - kinetic energy has to include the contributions due to work done by them.

Should have said: This is the essence of how the overall local effect of gravitational forces acting on an object are reduced to the net effect of tidal forces in the Newtonian mechanical view.

provided, a stationary fluid is defined as one w / o external forces acting on its molecules such as gravity.

Also, M - B distribution is valid only for no forces acting on molecules.

I believe that, until it is disturbed by collision with another molecule, the sum total of forces acting on it will be one g.

Go hit a golf ball; or shoot free throws; the forces acting on the ball in either case are settled science,

«What we're going to find with the generation we have now,» he explained, «are three forces acting on it.»

The study demonstrates the importance of understanding how climate variability on a regional scale may at least temporarily obscure larger forces acting on the global climate system.

Over time, forces acting on these bones to counteract the instability will lead to small, microscopic fractures and resulting osteoarthritis.

Elbow joint incongruity can lead to abnormal pressure forces acting on the top part of the ulna bone called the anconeal process, the tip of the bone.

Once you understand the broad context of forces acting on your ideal readers, you'll be better able to examine their frustrations, problems, and goals in greater detail.

The starting point is to examine the broad forces acting on your readers and their careers or businesses.

Through the tortuous mountain roads, the GT - S displayed tremendous front end grip though it was felt more through the side forces acting on the seat - of - ones - pants than through the steering.

As a result, the driver has a more direct sensation of the forces acting on the car as he brakes from high speed, as well as the benefit of increased assistance.

It represents the intensity of the forces acting on the Reventón Roadster under acceleration, braking and heavy cornering; the same format used in Formula 1.

In the event of a side - impact collision, the specially designed floor assembly ensures a controlled transfer of forces acting on the car to the opposite side of the body.

In the event of a collision, the use of high - strength steel in critical areas, together with exactly defined deformation zones, ensures effective absorption and transfer of forces acting on the car's body.

In a side impact, forces acting on the car are diverted to the opposite side through the reinforced floor pan.

When a car is driven off - road or assertively in a manner that demands hard acceleration and braking, the forces acting on the car will normally induce perceptible body movements.

@SteveRacer The forces acting on bolted wheel joints include, but are not necessarily limited to: Shear, axial, cyclical variation.

We will study and target the hamstrings, groins, buttocks, abdominals, and lower back (and associated fascia) to balance the tensional forces acting on the pelvis.

Weight loss improves that pain by reducing the forces acting on the joints when you walk (though increasing your walking speed attenuates this [1], somewhat), with each lost pound reducing forces acting on the knee joint [2] by a factor of four.

Souza & Shimada (2002a) explored the forces acting on the knee joint during a power clean performed with 60 — 70 % of 1RM in young, male weightlifters.

Being mechanosensitive tissues (Reeves et al., 2005; Rosager et al., 2002), tendons may adjust both their size and their material properties (Wren et al., 1998) to maintain constant strain when the forces acting on them increase or decrease.

Keep your back straight (tighten up your abs and lower back); if you allow it to become rounded and loose its flat, neutral position, the forces acting on the base of spine increase dramatically and the risk of injury is high.

Biomechanics — Science concerned with the internal and external forces acting on a human body and the effects produced by these forces.

«If you want to know the forces acting on a fault during an earthquake, it turns out to be an incredibly hard problem,» Brodsky said.

Consider two gravitational forces acting on a mass, m, at the Earth's surface.

A second kind happens when a single gigantic star nears the end of its life, and its core can no longer withstand the gravitational forces acting on it.

Genomic signatures reveal some of the evolutionary forces acting on a particular genetic sequence — or the entire genome.

Tidal forces acting on Io are so pronounced that the satellite's interior is literaly molten, causing the moon to be the most volcanically active planetary body in the Solar System, sporting over 400 active volcanoes!

This allowed them to estimate the forces acting on the slow eruption and discuss possible mechanisms for the interaction between the slow and fast phenomena.

We plug time into the equation and let the forces acting on the star unfold in whatever way the laws of physics say they should.

Particle physicists were discovering a zoo of subatomic particles and the intricacies of the forces acting on them, yet they could not explain why some particles have mass and others, like photons, do not.

By cross-correlating large - scale surveys of galaxies and observations of how galaxies distort background light in a relativistic process known as weak lensing, Ferreira says, the true nature of mass and the forces acting on it can be tested.

You wouldn't want to drive over a bridge with so much uncertainty about the forces acting on it.

A new study comparing the forces acting on fins of mudskipper fish and on the forelimbs of tiger salamanders can now be used to analyze early fossils that spanned the water - to - land transition in tetrapod evolution, and further understand their capability to move on land.

As you rotate your hand in the air stream, you vary the amount and direction of the lift and drag forces acting on your hand.

It naturally does the exact opposite of what the forces acting on it would indicate.

Thus, simulating the actual heart environment — with lots of pressure and specific forces acting on the growing cells — could lead to more robust cardiomyocytes.

«There is lot of value in examining the topography of Titan in a broad, global sense, since it tells us about forces acting on the surface from below as well as above,» said Radebaugh.

This changes the string shape and eventually a «saddle point» emerges when the physical forces acting on the curve reach a steady state.

The stresses are the forces acting on the subduction zone fault system, and are the forces that drive the earthquakes.

There's just one catch: The material must be «in equilibrium,» meaning that any particle motions must be due to the effect of the material's temperature rather than any external forces acting on the particles.

The enduring interest in the Stanford Prison Experiment over many decades comes, I think, from the experiment's startling revelation of «transformation of character» — of good people suddenly becoming perpetrators of evil as guards or pathologically passive as prisoners in response to situational forces acting on them.

They then analysed the forces acting on each car if it was travelling around a completely circular speedway track at 90 degrees.

He built a computer model that could calculate the forces acting on the joints of a running bipedal creature in midstride and tell him how much muscle the animal would need in order not to collapse.