Sentence examples for a tempering effect from inspiring English sources

However, both steels showed a tempering effect.

The changes involve variation in the local carbon concentration and a tempering effect.

Padoan was expected to have a tempering effect on Renzi, but Renzi is a notorious micromanager.

In general, Kosovo has a moderate continental climate, although the proximity of the Mediterranean Sea has a tempering effect, especially in the southwest.

This is because glucose has been shown to have a tempering effect on specific metabolic effects of fructose.

I think the history has been that once a president is inaugurated and is in office and realizes the burden and the responsibilities of the position, I think that has a tempering effect on anyone," Clapper said.

Yet physicists and mathematicians have gotten along fine posting pre-reviewed manuscripts on arXiv, and the simple requirement that peer reviews be signed seems to produce a remarkable tempering effect on the tone of critical comments.

One can fall into the trap of being hyperrationalistic -- emotional memory can have a very good tempering effect.

In order to study the self tempering effect on the solidification of Al Si alloy, a setup was designed to conduct experiments.

Both steels showed a significant hardness decrease during the 700 °C age hardening, that was probably due to overaging and tempering effects.

Tempering effects are introduced by estimating the extent of carbon diffusing away from the lath boundaries; this mechanism relaxes the Cottrell atmospheres of lath dislocations and coarsens the boundaries.