Sentence examples for barred effect from inspiring English sources

In addition, M. m. luchsi exhibits distinctive plumage coloration, reported as generally brighter than the other subspecies, with a bright yellow lower breast, paler underwings, a dark area at the base of the upper mandible, and a breast entirely pale grey without the barred effect observed in the other three subspecies [ 11].

To overcome this stress barring effect, more stress shielding methods in the mandible ramus and fibula junction were required, such as increasing miniplate unit.

Iwata M, Kondo I, Sato Y, Satoh K, Soma M, Tsushima E. An ankle-foot orthosis with an inhibitor bar: effect on hemiplegic gait.

Different partial coherence values are used to compare the scattering bar effect in binary and 8% attenuated phase shift mask.

Taking into account the main flux saturation and deep-bar effect, this paper concentrates on transient responses and stability of the DFIG system under symmetrical grid faults.

The bond stress-free end slip relationship, the top bar effect and the effect of age on bond stress was investigated in both SCC and NC pullout specimens.

By performing an electrochemical accelerated corrosion test on S11203 stainless steel bar under different strain levels and a tensile test on corroded stainless steel bar, effect of strain level on corrosion of stainless steel bar was investigated.

In view of the top-bar effect, a significant difference was detected between the top and bottom bars at all ages; this does not confirm the provision of the ACI and CSA codes that require all of the top bars to have more than 300 mm of concrete below them.

Nevertheless, this is far from being a real assumption, where non-modeled variables (i.e. the temperature, the magnetic saturation or the deep-bar effect) produce a detuning effect between the real system and its model, which can harm the control performance.

One beam of each type was cast upside down to evaluate the top bar effect.

Garnish with a maraschino cherry (ladies), a lemon peel (anyone) or a slice of orange (for a tiki bar effect).