Sentence examples for complete effect of from inspiring English sources

Furner said industry-specific assistance packages were being considered but no plan would be made until an understanding of the "complete effect" of the sabotage was understood.

With memories of Hurricane Katrina — an event that many Republicans believe harmed their party — still raw, the president will travel to Louisiana on Wednesday to inspect storm damage, and was not inclined to leave Washington before the complete effect of the storm was known, aides said.

An initial-value problem is formulated with linear Boussinesq equations to study the inertio-gravity waves without the "traditional approximation" that is to include a complete effect of rotation.

The complete effect of the tax-benefit system is easily accounted for, even in the presence of non-convexities in budget sets.

Elizabeth viewed the partially finished results at Kenilworth in 1572, but the complete effect of Leicester's work was only apparent during the queen's last visit in 1575.

It's still too early to assess the complete effect of the wildfires on the local agriculture industry, but what's clear already is that the damage will be  significant, John Krist, chief executive officer of the Ventura County's Farm Bureau, told HuffPost. .

Natural frequencies and buckling stresses of laminated composite beams are analyzed by taking into account the complete effects of transverse shear and normal stresses and rotatory inertia.

Several sets of truncated approximate theories which can take into account the complete effects of higher-order deformations are applied to solve the vibration problems of a simply supported thick circular cylindrical shell.

Natural frequencies and buckling stresses of laminated composite circular arches subjected to initial axial stress are analyzed by taking into account the complete effects of transverse shear and normal stresses and rotatory inertia.

To explore the complete effects of the technology would take up much more space than I have here, but suffice it to say that they will be felt for a long time.

Although these cellular and biochemical mechanisms may be suspected, the understanding of the complete effects of synovial complement activation following fracture requires further investigations.