Sentence examples for behaviour and effects of from inspiring English sources
Electronics, branch of physics and electrical engineering that deals with the emission, behaviour, and effects of electrons and with electronic devices.
The global stress strain curves with catastrophic fracture behaviour and effects of fibre waviness have been predicted.
The effects of geographical region are clearly demonstrated by the unique behaviour and effects of minimum and maximum temperatures in the four provinces.
In this study, a further understanding on the short crack propagation behaviour and effects of microtexture and macrozones on short crack propagation in titanium alloys are provided.
Modeling, behaviour and effects of typical CPL are discussed and a review of stability criteria used to study the stability of dc power systems are reviewed with their merits and limitations.
Missing knowledge and information includes data on the properties of the deep geosystem and of the behaviour and effects of the deployed chemical additives.
The SBCE is included into a single-degree-of-freedom steel frame, and the behaviour and effect of the structure are studied with cyclic and seismic base excitation.
After the deep analysis and evaluation of the experimental and numerical results obtained during the described experimental campaign [Estrada I, Real E, Mirambell E. General behaviour and effect of rigid and non-rigid end post in stainless steel plate girders loaded in shear. Part I: Experimental study.
Nevertheless, the behaviour and effect of such luminescent molecules appear to have been much less studied and may possibly prevent the encapsulation process from occurring.
We excluded 27 full-text articles for the following reasons: studies assessed the association between interactions with pharmaceutical companies and behaviours (and effects of interventions) (n=15); and studies were conducted among students or residents (n=12).
This other evidence included already available empirical evidence on safety, mobility and/or comfort impacts of systems with partly similar functionalities and indirect evidence on safety, mobility and/or comfort impacts such as more general assessment of the effects based on knowledge of driver/vulnerable road user behaviour, traffic flow, and effects of comparable systems.
