Sentence examples for as spillover from inspiring English sources

This method has a drawback, known as "spillover", because it lifts sales for competitors, too.

There were no credible claims of responsibility, but many here saw the bombing — and a similar attack nearby last month — as spillover from the civil war in neighboring Syria.

BEIRUT — As spillover from the civil war in Syria increasingly threatens Lebanon's stability, the Lebanese military remains weak, hindered by a lack of political support to confront security issues, low morale and a struggle against the pull of volatile sectarian politics.

BEIRUT — As spillover from the civil war in Syria continues to unsettle Lebanon, the prolonged absence of Saad Hariri, the country's former prime minister and leader of its Sunni community, has created a political vacuum of sorts, as his influence has declined and new voices have emerged.

The results suggest that spillover mechanisms as well as spillover types are heterogeneous.

This migration is induced by the Pd catalyst and is known as spillover of the gaseous ions [38].

One can interpret this as spillover-like transport of mobile reactive species from the iron surface via the carbon matrix to the sorbate.

On the basis of Fig. 8, apart from the dashed zone which represents the flaw of their proposition 1, we have not only the region, corresponding to the finding of BS, in which the relative valuation of R&D is reduced as spillovers increase, but also the region where the gap enlarges following the rise of spillovers.

Standoffs are common, as are spillovers of frustration between the Jordanian army and the men and women they are tasked with protecting.

Having considered theories of technology spillover as well as equalization and specialization of the two trading sectors, this paper analyzes the mechanism of how coordinated development of trade affects technological innovation.

This burden, that can result in impaired caregiver health or opportunity costs, has been defined as a spillover effect by Bobinac et al. [8], as when caring effects are treated as externalities in health economics [9],[9]].