Sentence examples for concentrated effect from inspiring English sources
But this is surely not the only reason for the concentrated effect of late style.
Interestingly, despite its concentrated effect, various surveys have shown broad public support for the mortgage deduction.
Hence a decline or increase in fertility has a highly concentrated effect at one end of the age distribution and thereby can have a major influence on the overall age structure.
The current mortgage crisis is having its most concentrated effect on people on the lowest rungs of middle-class life — people who live in fast-growing exurbs in Florida and Nevada that are now rife with foreclosures; people who just moved out of their urban neighborhoods and made it to modest, older suburbs in California and Michigan.
Regarding the correlations described in Figure 5, one can see that Figure 6(a) shows a highly concentrated effect in the city historical center.
The influence of the concentrated effect of the IESFD on the maglev performance of HTS bulk is studied by a numerical program, and the results show that the levitation force with the IESFD is 90% of that without.
A novel TiO2 immobilized hydrophobic montmorillonite photocatalysts were designed and prepared for the advanced oxidation of persistent organic pollutants in water, which combined the pre-adsorption and concentrated effects for aqueous micro-organic pollutants with the photocatalytic destruction of organic pollutants.
Several new configurations are treated including dislocation effects, concentrated force circumstances (useful for Green's Functions), and periodic arrays of cracks.
In each case, a clear concentration effect relationship was obvious with the highest genotoxicity in the most concentrated (50%) sample.
So far, he said, he has met with 500 farmers who favor using a concentrated wetland-effect, or floating islands, for abating the problem.
For concentrated conditions the effects of time-on-stream, temperature (1758 1865 K), stoichiometry (1.59 1.74) and flow rate were investigated.
