- used as
units of weight, the
force exerted by a m**** at
standard gravity (e.g.,
short ton-force). One
short ton
exerts a
weight at one
standard gravity...
- 1923
collection The
Inimitable Jeeves as two
separate chapters, "Jeeves
Exerts the Old Cerebellum" and "No
Wedding Bells for Bingo". In the story, Bertie's...
-
chords instead of
relying on one
tonal center used
across the piece.
Though exerting influence to the present,
modal jazz was most po****r in the 1950s and...
-
legislatures worldwide, the
lower house has come to
wield more
power or
otherwise exert significant political influence. In
comparison with the
upper house, lower...
-
Greater London Authority. As one of the world's
major global cities,
London exerts a
strong influence on
world art, entertainment, fashion, commerce, finance...
- charges)
describes their capacity to
exert attractive or
repulsive forces on
another charged object.
Charged particles exert attractive forces on each other...
-
supranational union that
holds a
dominant position characterized by the
ability to
exert influence and
project power on a
global scale. This is done
through the...
- [citation needed] The kilogram-force is
equal to the
magnitude of the
force exerted on one
kilogram of m**** in a 9.80665 m/s2
gravitational field (standard...
-
across the
larger gate, it
exerts no force.
However the
smaller gate has a
higher level on the
upstream side,
which exerts a
force to
close the gate....
- sails) are a
method of
spacecraft propulsion using radiation pressure exerted by
sunlight on
large surfaces. A
number of
spaceflight missions to test...
