Sentence examples for constants influence from inspiring English sources
The issues that arise include vibration representation functions, selection of experimental mode shapes and frequencies for analysis, goodness of experimental data, frequency sensitivity of the elastic constants, influence of diagonal modes where relevant, plate thickness, plate aspect ratio, material orthotropy ratio and orientation of reinforcing fibers in laminate composites.
Besides the critical role of the ionophore, the nature of the plasticizers having different dielectric constants influence the mobility of the ionophore in the membrane phase.
Our structure activity relationships data show that dithiolethione electronic properties, given as Hammett σp constants, influence glutathione induction activity and compound toxicity.
Like a pushy best friend they exert a constant influence on your life, shaping your social, cultural and political experiences.
Instead, they are under the constant influence of the continental air mass, which causes great annual and diurnal temperature fluctuations.
While he and Mimi live in Weston, Massachusetts, and spend their summers on Nantucket, Tom's Harvard days remain a constant influence.
The Caucasian barrier protects Georgia from cold air intrusions from the north, while the country is open to the constant influence of warm, moist air from the Black Sea.
In an essay published in 2003, he wrote, "Much of my pragmatic thinking took root back then, and still exerts a constant influence on me".
Certainly, Des's literary interests, manifested in a fondness for Larkin (a constant influence on the novel's view of the ageing process) and an absorption in the TLS, are those of his creator.
He took his goal beautifully in the 24th minute but six minutes later the flippant pass with which he gave the ball away to Danny Holla, followed by a laughably half-hearted attempt to regain it, suggested that he, unlike Cazorla for instance, has not yet developed into a player who can be trusted to exert a constant influence.
Life on Earth, and thus the reproductive and ontogenetic processes of all extant species and their ancestors, evolved under the constant influence of the Earth's 1 g gravitational field.
