exerted造句

control exerted (actively or passively) by group action.

The widowed mother exerted herself to the utmost to send her son to college.

Muti's controlling physical style apparently mirrored the control he exerted over the orchestra's interpretations. after.

They are reinforced to resist the sideways force exerted by the liquid in these containers.

Constructivist view of learning has exerted a widespread influence on the theories and practice of modern education.

Such nostalgia is the most obvious example of the influence exerted by loyalty to the brands of your youth.

Under drought stress, NO and H2O2 probably exerted their regulating effect on ABA synthesis by regulating cellular redox status.

The cartoon, no doubt, aims at alarming humans of the heavy load we have exerted on Earth by our insatiable production and usage of automobiles.

Large pelvic muscles mean large forces exerted along the hind limbs - it looks that Balaur had more powerful hind limbs than its relatives.

His ideas remain important philosophically, however, for the influence they exerted on the various works of Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, Heidegger and Whitehead.

Fluid shear is the mechanical force exerted by the movement of fluids over cell surfaces and has been found to play an important role in cellular differentiation, development and function.

Where such excessive actions have exerted enormous impact, however, especially if they have played into the hands of reactionaries and caused public chaos, the government should stop them, explaining the situation fully to the masses afterwards.

The standard account tells us that the new science broke the stranglehold that the church and a few of its favoured pagan thinkers (chiefly Aristotle) had exerted for centuries on Western thought.