field force

The vast majority of the American army is field forces.

Without air support it has had to increase field forces."

The Thompson agency maintains a 60-member field force to carry out local programs.

Lewis was instrumental in creating the department's mobile field force.

We went further into the woods, starting off from where the police field force men had earlier left off.

Poor shooting from the field forced Atlanta to foul in the final minute.

While a charged particle is in an electric field force acts upon it.

She knew nothing about field forces or induction or anything of that sort.

"We had had growing numbers of requests for it from our field force," she said.

Several legions grouped together made up a distinctive field force or "army".

Then turn on the field force to dematerialize the ore that's inside that tank.

He thinks a field force is an army's bivouac!

Internal security or paramilitary troops and police field forces.

The commodity arrival floor appeared to be electric, a field force nexus.

Its gauge needle showed no field force caused by electrical equipment in operation.

Being too lenient with him would provoke worse indiscipline from the field force.

He had a goodly percentage of his field force sniffing for leads, but as yet there was nothing.

The light's energy releases electrons from the silicon, and an electric field forces them to flow in one direction.

There is no way of distinguishing an accelerated motion from a gravitational field force, right?"

Slowness of payment in the fantastic field forces me into other lines against my will."

Groupings of these units made up a specific field force that could number up to 15,000 troops.

Wind sweeping across the miles-wide field forced him to clutch his hat.

The magnetic fields force the particles to circle around the hole in the doughnut.

I stiffened; he was describing a field force.

If the analogy held, the field force could be channeled into a directional force.