Sentence examples for blanketing effect from inspiring English sources

Also, under certain conditions, and at sufficiently high current densities, the working electrode is covered entirely by a very large bubble, producing a blanketing effect similar to the anode effect in aluminum production.

The superposition of all three described effects (topographic effect, blanketing effect and chimney effect) leads to a characteristic lateral temperature distribution in the Molasse Basin area with a stronger variation (Fig. 8, 9) than in the temperature maps created by 3D interpolation of measured values (Agemar et al. 2014b).

The blanketing effect is greatest in the presence of low clouds and weakest for clear cold skies that contain little water vapour.

While Earth's surface absorbs a significant amount of thermal radiation because of the blanketing effect of the atmosphere, it loses even more through its own emission and thus experiences a net loss of long-wave radiation.

This approach has allowed the identification of a 'nitrogen blanketing' effect due to nitrogen cross-over from the cathode and a 'bypass' effect where a peripheral gap between the gasket and the GDL offers a hydrogen flow 'short circuit' to the border of the electrode.

Moreover, a blanketing effect is caused by the thermally less conductive Molasse Sediments covering the thermally more conductive crystalline crust.

Together with the topographic effect, the chimney and blanketing effects control the regional-scale temperature distribution in the sedimentary part of the model.

Because mulches fade in sunlight and as they decay, some people replenish mulch too often, increasing the thickness of it and compounding the blanket effect.

The higher pump price of premium can have a wet-blanket effect on sales of vehicles in the lower price classes.

Riverford, and Mrs Jaffrey and Hirani all suggest adding a little lemon juice to the finished dal, but I find I prefer it without – the sharpness interferes with the all-important comfort blanket effect.

That's an important phenomenon for sustaining life, of course, but too much of the blanket effect can make life as we've known it far more difficult.