Sentence examples for available impacts from inspiring English sources

A brief discussion is included as to how the selection of the different options available impacts both the plant performance and cost of the project.

GeneSign is multi-threaded, the number of cores available impacts on the speed of the analysis.

In an official response to the committee, the immigration minister, Damian Green, said he agreed that any changes in student immigration policy ought to be accompanied by a publicly available impact assessment.

The available impact scenario models from the literature are compared with the developed probabilistic evasive maneuvering model.

We believe that cluster architecture, required memory, network tuning, and number of processors available impacted our ability to exactly reproduce the results of the paper.

Our study enters these debates on IMT/PIM through a Systematic Review of all available impact assessments of IMT/PIM in Asia, Africa and Latin America published since 1994.

A modified SDOF model based on nonlinear geometric stiffness and available impact energy was established for the prediction of the impact force and deflection of a CFRP cable under single and multiple impacts.

In fact, three out of the four available impact evaluations are of entrepreneurship programs, highlighting an increasing interest by the donor community to assess the impact of this type of programs in the region.

We assessed ballistic impacts to buildings from eruptions at Usu Volcano and Mt. Ontake in Japan and compiled available impact data from eruptions elsewhere to identify common damage patterns from ballistic impacts to buildings.

Table 4 Results of Available Impact Evaluations of ALMPs in the MENA region Program Type of Program Country Author of study Main Findings New Work Opportunities for Women (NOW Wage Subsidyy + life skills training Jordan Groh et al. (2012) Wage subsidy: Large positive effect on employment in the short term; No impact after 14 months.

These 4 clusters along with the PCA components allows us to quantitatively interpret the landscape of presently available impact measures and determine which aspects of scientific impact they represent.