Examples of using Is exerted in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Blade will bend when excessive force is exerted, resulting in wobbling.
Pressure is exerted on the hydraulic fluid as it passes through small hoses.
It is estimated that a force ofnearly three to six times one's body weight is exerted across the knee while walking;
If negative force is exerted against them, then, on a chemical level, flowers repair themselves to survive.
However, due to the way anabolic steroids are metabolised and exited by the body,some degree of liver and kidney damage is exerted.
The flow is exerted from P inlet port to B port and drained by O ports when the spool on the left position.
Watching them, it seems that everything happens naturally and easily,and only the athletes know how much effort is exerted in the name of victory.
It seems that this sedative action of lemon balm is exerted through the inhibition of the enzyme GABA-transaminase, ie through the inhibition of the enzyme responsible for the degradation of GABA(the most important inhibitory neurotransmitter of our central nervous system).
As you can see from looking at the equation, two ways to increase pressure are to increase the amount of force ordecrease the area over which it is exerted.
White light usually destroys rod formations:even rays reflected from a surface on which psychic force is exerted interfere with the phenomena.
Systems of measure either define mass and derive force or define a base force and derive a mass unit.[1] A slug is defined as the mass that is accelerated by 1ft/s2 when a force of one pound(lbf) is exerted on it.
Pressure was exerted on the government to control the situation.
Which displays how much force each jaw is exerting against the work piece.
Larger valves would require that enormous forces be exerted on the stem to open or close the valve under pressure.
Wedges are mostly suited for doors that open inwards andrely on force being exerted on the opposite end of the door.
Yet, influence on policy can be exerted in other areas.
Irisin, which surges when the heart and other muscles are exerted, also inhibits the formation of fatty tissue.
Much pressure has been exerted, particularly by America, to pick the UN's first-ever female head.
Its performance can be exerted stably and safely during the process of high-speed rotation.
It is the law of nature that all efforts must be exerted toward survival.
However, this isn't, of course, always the case-sometimes a cell is exerting energy to move a component around.
It usually results in pain on the inside of the elbow whenever the wrist orfingers are exerted.
The two supermassive black holes are orbiting each other,and at the same time, each is exerting its own pull on the stars around it.
It takes it shape when all of the forces that are exerted on it are in equilibrium.
The mesh doesnt come loose even if cut in parts or being exerted force on parts.
The tie is usually the deck and is capable of withstanding thehorizontal thrust forces which would normally be exerted on the abutments of an arch bridge.
You need to use a compound PressureGauge when you are measuring a system that is exerting both positive and negative pressure on the gauge.
I began to notice that the Net was exerting a much stronger and broader influence over me than my old stand- alone PC ever had….