Sentence examples for causing a direction from inspiring English sources

This way, the isotropic material response of a pristine material becomes orthotropic during damage evolution causing a direction dependent loss of material integrity.

The pads are driven by drilling fluid and stretched out to press against the well bore, thereby causing the bit to press on the opposite side causing a direction change.

A small-scale internal wave may be modulating initially horizontal Es layer in height and causing a direction of the plasma density gradient to be rotated and aligned with that of the wave propagation vector k.

Regarding the Doppler shift, it should be noted that movement of the MT during a packet transmission would cause a direction-dependent spectral shift of the radiating wave.

CheY-P interacts with motor binding sites of the multiple E. coli flagella motors causing a change in direction.

This favors the easier alignment (and reversal) of magnetic spins along the applied field direction causing a broad and squared hysteresis loops.

Along with the compression in radial directions, the silicone oil between the top block and the upper end-piece and between the tie block and the lower end-piece compresses a sample in the axial direction, causing a hydrostatic compression.

For single-masking the lowest inter-observer reliability was found for the distal-proximal direction, causing a clear, adverse impact on the reliability of the pressure characteristics (PP and PTI).

There's also the added bonus of Dolly Zoom, an extremely cool new mode that zooms into an object while the drone flies in the opposite direction, causing a disorienting effect similar to the one heavily used by Hitchcock in films like Vertigo.

Unequal lift made the wings tilt, or bank: the end with more lift rose, while the other end dropped, causing a turn in the direction of the lower end.

Following this, plausible levels of error were applied to attempt to understand the joint effect of all of the biases; some of the biases cancel each other out at certain points in follow-up, whereas others act in the same direction causing a more severely biased estimate of the outcome measures of interest.