Sentence examples for cause islands from inspiring English sources

Small anisotropies provide the required repulsion but not the tendency for islands to align and large anisotropies provide the necessary alignment but cause islands to attract.

Mantle plumes are believed to cause island chains, such as the Hawaiian Islands and Iceland, when the Earth's crust passes over the column of heat.

Ironically, herbivore eradications can also lead to a worsening of other problems; e.g. causing islands to be smothered by rapid-growing invasive plants formerly held in check by the herbivores (Zavaleta et al. 2001).

Guernsey suffered several power difficulties last October involving undersea cabling, causing island-wide problems.

The high rainfall caused island-wide flooding in Jamaica, as well as widespread landslides.

Hurricane Maria caused island-wide destruction on Puerto Rico, leaving much of the U.S. territory without electricity and in dire need of aid.

Oxidation was revealed to cause monolayer islands to join through monolayer bridges formed by vanadium segregating on the surface.

The finding is the latest salvo in a raging debate over whether changes in global sea level will cause the islands to disappear.

In this case, a potential island effect would act via transpiration, as phenology changes alone cannot cause an island effect.

Sarcoidosis is an illness that causes tiny islands of inflammatory cells to form throughout the body.

The temperature increase caused the islands to grow in size while the distribution of the islands grew sparser.