Sentence examples for amplified impact from inspiring English sources

United Airlines learned the hard way the amplified impact one person can have on a company's reputation.

Nevertheless, they observe: "In the complex arithmetic of the UK's parliamentary elections, it's not hard to imagine a relatively small shift in the distribution and turnout of minority voters having an amplified impact".

This makes for a precarious mix where any disruption in domestic supply--due to weather or disease--immediately translates into an amplified impact on raw food prices.

In a paper published this past December, Ted Scambos, Senior Research Scientist at the National Snow and Ice Data Center, and John Abraham of the University of St. Thomas in St .Paul, Minnesota found that melting in Antarctica will have an "amplified impact" on North America, as well as Europe.

The discussion group considered that current research shows that these risks have become a "new normal" of everyday life, with research revealing increasing hazard trends (for example, floods and droughts) and amplified impacts due to increased population exposure, rapid and unplanned urbanization, poor land use, climate change, vulnerable global supply chains, and economic activities.

This bump results in reduction of steering response, distraction to the driver, amplified truck impact and dynamic response in bridge decks, and expense to maintenance operations.

Entirely new in Kronos's Barbican programme was Seiche by Martin Green (of folk group Lau), whose title refers to a form of wave and which made memorable use of two of Green's newly invented Kronoscillators – stretched out and amplified Slinkys whose sonic impact proved every bit as extraordinary as the sight of them being played by violinist David Harrington and cellist Sunny Yang.

Communication difficulties initially experienced in the mild stage become amplified and begin to impact family clinician relationships with the deterioration of trust resulting in faction building and parents' micromanaging care.

For DMH and MMASS assays, where the digested DNA products are amplified using PCR, the impact of annealing temperature in the PCR amplification of the digested products was assessed, and for MeDIP we looked at the incubation time of the 5-methylcytosine antibodies and secondary antibody during immunoprecipitation.

However the limit of detection (LOD) of using pre-amplified vs. non-amplified cDNA samples, and its impact on the technical performance of the PCR array have not been fully characterized.

It discusses the requirements for such amplifiers and reveals the impact of ROADM-based architecture on the operation of amplified networks and on the amplifier requirements.