Examples of using External force in English and their translations into Slovenian
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self-power without reliance on an external force or being stands in contrast to another major form of Buddhism,
The method of self-exertion or"self-power"- without reliance on an external force or being- stands in contrast to another major form of Buddhism,
When the external force, the removal of external forces,
In order to prevent damage to the cable due to external force, the force-receiving part can be protected by the pipe
Rotate the motor with external force, check whether the control card can correctly detect the change in the position of the motor,
largely invulnerable external force, such as Russia,
During the construction process, the wire nose is not twisted and deformed by external force, if necessary If the twisting treatment is to be carried out,
planetary nebulae are completely non-interacting and of various ages, suggesting some external force is shaping their orientation.
in which technology is seen as an external force introduced into a social situation,
is easily deformed by external force, such as pipe bending,
Of course we can conclude that the modern development of science demands the publication of research in English if we want to have an impact in our fields, but no external force is preventing us from publishing research results in Slovene(and consequently lecturing and developing scientific terminology in Slovene).
the glass bear the external force when the first to offset the surface stress,
Defining the external forces on the particles.
Prediction of permanent deformation caused by external forces and thermal effects.
are constantly exposed to external forces.
Mechanical damage Mainly refers to cable damage caused by external forces.
Tunisian culture is under tremendous threat due to internal and external forces alike.
Particles inside were kept safe from external forces.
No external forcing is required.
Biomechanics is the study of internal and external forces acting on the human body