Sentence examples for balancing impact from inspiring English sources
This again indicates a constrictive but as well balancing impact in the soil, like the evaporation barrier described by Mensching (1990).
From 1970s, the policy of birth control began to implement, and the growth of local population was slowed to 476 people in 1990, with a balancing impact on build up land use.
This study advanced a generally applicable spatial multi-criteria approach for 1) considering many land use footprint scenarios, 2) balancing impact decisions across a suite of ecosystem services, and 3) determining the restoration potential of ecosystem services after impacts.
With the help of the detailed distribution network model, the phase couplings and the phase balancing impacts on harmonic propagation between three phases are investigated.
Since energy is an important input to water production systems, effective solutions need to balance impacts across the water-energy-food nexus.
The impact of each ecosystem function on total value of the ecosystem services was represented by an upward arrow "↑" for increasing (or reinforcing) impacts, downward arrow "↓" for decreasing (or balancing) impacts, and a dash "−" for no or negligible impacts.
In a letter to the prime minister on Tuesday, Heathrow's chief executive, John Holland-Kaye, said the planned expansion would provide a boost to the economy while balancing the impact on the environment.
Her phrasing grew argumentative, and her microphone technique grew sharper; she traced melody lines in a whisper, then shouted notes while whipping her head to one side, balancing her impact.
Generating ship arrangements is inherently a problem of identifying the spatial regions to be occupied by shipboard elements while balancing the impact on performance.
While the commission acknowledged that "public financing is no panacea," it said, "Public funding is the only constitutional means of balancing the impact of big money on our elections".
This article is a helpful addition to the debate balancing the impact of maternal adiposity or hyperglycemia on the risk of LGA in the baby.
