Examples of exert

• The cables connect the end-effector in parallel to the actuators mounted on a fixed base and control the end-effector by exerting tensions in the cables.

• The new regime exerted itself in enlisting for itself wealth coupled with talent.

• Equally, there is widespread agreement that preferential arrangements have been quite influential, exerting a substantial impact on the global trading system.

• As a result, the availability of water exerts a strong control on the extent of plagioclase breakdown towards high-pressure assemblages.

• A value of zero indicates that the emotional stimulus exerts no differential influence upon the detection latencies for probes in either area.

• I believe that this exerted a decisive influence on our language habits.

• Through boycotts and lobbying activity, consumer groups exerted ' pull' and ' push' effects on producers.

• Thanks to universities' dual function as teaching and researching institutions, a powerful impact is exerted by the language of academic publication.

• In such static solutions the hydrostatic pressure in the fluid and the elastic pressure exerted by the walls of the crack are in balance.

• The more broadly based they are, the more likely that effort must be exerted to extract the revenue.

• Near the end of the mid-nineteenth century, the control exerted by the king over women's marriages had obviously begun to provoke some strong resistance.

• The third element thus exerted a double function.

• Figure 4a shows that, indeed, attentiveness to political information exerts a significant effect on one's level of uncertainty only among the ecologically aware.

• The aim was to give managements a mechanism for exerting authority over their workforces.

• The salts are exerted from the 'cultivator' at a rate proportional to their concentration.