Sentence examples for cause current from inspiring English sources
Although it has been leading bird protection in Britain for more than a century, the RSPB, now Europe's largest wildlife conservation charity, believes a new strategic approach is necessary, identifying priority bird species in need of urgent conservation work, especially if Government cuts cause current efforts to fall away.
Mrs. Obama wants to be a reliable, popular performer for her husband's cause, current and former White House aides say, and five years after the start of her crash course in public life, she almost never flubs a speech or attracts negative attention, as she did for a Spain vacation in the summer of 2010.
However, while suppressing trap-induced phenomena, BP-layers may cause current transients at higher frequencies and degrade RF performance due to the charging and discharging of holes in the p-layer.
Did it occur to him that by airing all this dirty laundry from these former agents that it might cause current and future presidents to be less trusting of the agents guarding them now?
And though that's an attractive, alluring package for Microsoft devotees and Windows 8-purchasing newcomers to streaming services, it seems unlikely to deliver enough oomph to cause current listeners to renounce their favored services.
These cause currents to be induced in the damper windings, producing a torque that acts to oppose the speed change.
Since the rotor conductors are short-circuited together at each end, the effect will be to cause currents to flow in these conductors.
Moreover, reactor parts that impair the movement of the medium and cause currents and turbulence at the surface of the reactor should be avoided [33].
The steady current in the primary coil causes current to flow in the secondary coil through the process of induction.
It remains high be-cause current interest rates discourage the creation of job-producing domestic businesses.
The presence of a resistive base causes current to flow directly to the collector, severely reducing gain.
