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2) воздействие3) вмешательство || вмешиваться ( в работу устройства); принуждать, заставлять; форсировать4) вставлять с усилием, вдавливать; вгонять, загонять5) пуансон6) усиливать; ускорять; увеличивать•force A is equal and opposite to force B — сила А равна по величине и противоположна по направлению силе В;force between track links — натяг между звеньями траковой цепи;force in the joint — рбт усилие в сочленении;to apply force — прикладывать силу; прилагать усилие;to balance force — уравновешивать силу;to combine forces — складывать силы;to distribute force — распределять силу;to force down — прижимать книзу, отжимать;to exert force — прикладывать силу; прилагать усилие;to force home — вгонять (загонять) до отказа;to impress force upon structure — прикладывать силу к конструкции или к сооружению;to force out — 1. вытеснять, выгонять 2. выкачивать;to place forces in equilibrium — уравновешивать силы;to take ( up) force — воспринимать усилие;to force through — продавливать; проталкиватьforce of current interaction — сила взаимодействия токов, экстрадинамическая сила-
accelerating force
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actual cutting force
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actuation force
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adhesion force
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adsorption forces
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aerodynamic force
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aggregation force
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alternating electromotive force
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alternating force
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applied force
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ascensional force
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attracting force
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axial force
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back electromotive force
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balance force
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bending force
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Bernoulli force
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biasing magnetizing force
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body force
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bolt strap force
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bonding force
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braking force
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breakdown force
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breakout force
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buckling force
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buffing force
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buoyancy force
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calculated force
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calibration force
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centrifugal force
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centripetal force
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clamping force
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climb force
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coercitive force
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coercive force
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cohesive force
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collapsing force
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collision force
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compression force
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concentrated force
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constraining force
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contact electromotive force
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contact extraction force
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contact force
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contact retention force
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contractive force
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Coriolis force
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cornering force
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correct track assembly force
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Coulomb force
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counter-electromotive force
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crack-driving force
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crowding force
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crowd force
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crushing force
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cutting force
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damping force
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deflecting force
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deforming force
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demagnetization force
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differential force
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digging force
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direct force
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directive force
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draft force
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drag force
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drawbar pulling force
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drawing force
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driving force
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dynamic force
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effective force
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effective tractive force
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elastic force
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electric force
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electrodynamic force
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electrokinetic force
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electromotive force
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electrostatic force
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engaging force
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equivalent force
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exchange forces
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expulsive force
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external force
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feed force
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field force
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flow force
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flux force
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fracture-driving force
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fracture force
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frictional force
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friction force
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gravitational force
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gravity force
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gripping force
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hydraulic tractive force
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ice force
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image force
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impact force
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imposed force
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impulsive force
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induced electromotive force
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inertial force
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insertion force
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instantaneous force
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interacting forces
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interionic forces
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intermolecular forces
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internal force
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ionic force
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jacking force
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labor force
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landing force
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lateral force
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levitating force
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lifting force
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lift force
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lip force
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longitudinal impact force
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magnetic force
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magnetizing force
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magnetomotive force
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magnifying force
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mechanical force
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member force
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momentary force
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motive force
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mutual electrodynamic force
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net drag force
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net force
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normal force
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nuclear forces
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oil stiction force
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opposite forces
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photoelectromotive force
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pinch force
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plane-strain crack resistance force
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ploughing force
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plug thrust force
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ponderomotive force
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press force
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pressing force
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pressure-gradient force
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prestressing force
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proper force
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propulsive force
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pryout force
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psophometric electromotive force
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pullout force
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pull force
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pulling force
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pulsating electromotive force
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raising force
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rated force
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reacting force
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reaction force
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reactive electromotive force
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reactive force
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release force
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repair force
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repulsive force
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reset force
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resistance force
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restraining force
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resultant force
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retarding force
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retention force
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rotating electromotive force
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saturating forces
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secondary force
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seepage force
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self-inductance electromotive force
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separating force
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shearing force
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shear force
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side force
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single force
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skating force
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sliding resistance force
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space force
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specific cutting force
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specific friction force
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spring force
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starting force
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steady cutting force
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stretching force
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suction force
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sump force
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superposed force
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supporting force
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surface tension force
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tangential cutting force
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tangential force
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task force
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tearing force
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tensile force
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thermal electromotive force
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thermoelectromotive force
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Thomson electromotive force
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tide-generating force
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tighting force
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torque force
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total electromotive force
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total force
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towing force
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tracking force
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tractive force
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transient cutting force
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transverse force
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turret clamping force
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twisting force
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unit force
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uplift force
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upward force
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Van der Waals forces
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vectorial force
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vector force
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viscous force
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water force
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wave force
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wind force
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withdrawal force
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