Sentence examples for clusters led to from inspiring English sources

The shortening of vowels before modified consonant clusters led to the use of short ĕ and ŏ sounds, which were unknown in Old Indo-Aryan except in particular Vedic recitations e.g., Pāli sĕmha- 'phlegm' (Sanskrit śleṣman-), ŏṭṭha- 'lip' (Sanskrit oṣṭha-).

The continuous agglomeration of particles and the crush of clusters led to the fluctuation of dynamic pressure.

The presence of CNFs and CNF clusters led to pore refinement, limited sulfate-induced microstructural changes, and provided a reinforcing network that delayed the onset of cracking and spalling and increased the cement paste expansion capacity.

Two different emitting mechanisms might work: the intrinsic luminescence from sp2-carbon networks can be responsible for the shorter wavelength part of emission (excitation-independent) at low concentration and the high polarity of nanosized clusters led to the excitation-dependent behaviour of the longer wavelength part at high concentration of CD solution.

The intrinsic luminescence from sp2-carbon networks was responsible for the emission at short wavelengths (excitation-independent) at low concentration, and the high polarity of nanosized clusters led to the excitation-dependent property of the longer wavelength part when at high concentration.

A different method by Harlow Shapley based on the cataloguing of globular clusters led to a radically different picture: a flat disk with diameter approximately 70 kiloparsecs and the Sun far from the center.

The increase in number of atoms in the clusters leads to increase in its stability.

Clusters lead to increased levels of productivity, growth, and employment (Porter, 1990 , 2001 Feldman 2000; Steiner 1998; Gnyawali and Srivastava 2013).

Random microstructures without clusters and microstructures with a connected cluster are the hardest and the softest configurations, respectively, whereas microstructures with disconnected clusters lead to intermediate responses.

Likewise, the absorption of nearby adatoms and relatively small clusters leads to the merging of nanoclusters and finally the cluster networks can be formed.

The strong bonding between clusters with unreduced ions (Eq. 5) or between two charged clusters leads to fasten association processes (Eq. 6).