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internal force

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internal force [in′tərnĀ·əl ′fōrs]
(mechanics)
A force exerted by one part of a system on another.


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PESHAWAR, November 14, 2009 (Balochistan Times): Senior Provincial Minister Bashir Bilour has ruled out involvement of internal forces in suicidal attacks on sensitive areas saying that foreign elements were involved in these saboteur acts.
Goal of the round table was discussion of problems and perspectives, and also uniting efforts of State Tourism Agency with corresponding organs in development of joint effective plan of improving treatment of foreign tourists by internal forces organs, frontier and customs services when crossing frontier checkpoints.
Denis-Diderot Paris-7) has written this 19th century historical survey of the African continent to contrast the internal forces (Muslims in West Africa, trade expansions in Zanzibar) to growing colonization from European powers.
 
 
 
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