Examples of using External force in English and their translations into Turkish
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An external force.
I have lost control. An external force.
External force is indicated.
Too much external force.
The external forces: These are indicated by labelled arrows.
I have lost control. An external force.
So some external force was needed.
It's easier to defend from external forces.
No. So, some external force was needed.
Notably, in order to deflect a test particle from its geodesic path, an external force must be applied.
So some external force was needed. No.
The problem has clearly grown much larger than we thought, and I suspect some external force helped it along.
There are external forces that want Joseon independent.
Howard believed in conspiracies, that external forces controlled the world.
The external force operating in conjunction with the DNA to make all those people strong.
There's also the possibility of external forces complicating matters.
Some external force seemed to propel me on, as though by magic… the work did itself regularly and carefully.
No truly rigid body exists; external forces can deform any solid.
Suggesting an assailant with the ability… To inflict internal injury at a distance.Disparate injuries with no use of weapons or external force.
To create black holes. We don't have external forces, large pistons in the universe.
If external forces are applied to the book so that it slides on the table, then the force exerted by the table constrains the book from moving downwards.
To inflict internal injury at a distance.Disparate injuries with no use of weapons or external force… Suggesting an assailant with the ability.
We don't have external forces, large pistons in the universe, to create black holes.
Suggesting an assailant with the ability… Disparate injuries with no use of weapons or external force… To inflict internal injury at a distance.
When the amplitude of the(sinusoidal) external force F{\displaystyle F} reaches a critical value F c r i t{\displaystyle F_{\mathrm{crit}}} instabilities appear.
Any mass that is gained or lost by the system will cause achange in momentum that is not the result of an external force.
Disparate injuries with no use of weapons or external force… To inflict internal injury at a distance. Suggesting an assailant with the ability.
Non-conservative external forces, primarily gravitational and atmospheric, can contribute up to several degrees per day to angular momentum, so secondary systems are designed to"bleed off" undesired rotational energies built up over time.
In any system with waves,the waveform at a given time is a function of the sources(i.e., external forces, if any, that create or affect the wave) and initial conditions of the system.
And since force is change in momentum per unit of time, if you don't have any external forces on a system or, on say, on a set of objects, their combined, or their net momentum won't change.