Sentence examples for constraining effects from inspiring English sources

The Brown and Embury model for void coalescence underestimates coalescence strains due to constraining effects.

The results show the importance of void spacing and orientation, constraining effects, materials yield stress and work hardening rate, and the competition between ductile fracture and shear localization.

The basic assumption is that lattice rotation within an individual grain is impeded near the grain boundaries by the constraining effects of the neighbouring grains, which gives rise to lattice curvature.

Besides the hard work of keeping control of the food intake, the adolescents described constraining effects of their food hypersensitivity.

Given this evidence for host-mediated ecological speciation and for constraining effects of gene flow on divergence, we might expect both processes to also influence trophic morphology.

However, the segmented 3D scoliosis model created in the present study eliminates the constraining effects of soft tissues, to simulate the maximum corrections in the coronal plane independent of corrections in the axial plane, which cannot be accomplished in the actual surgery.

It is fair to ask whether the paper's house editing style has had a constraining effect on its critic's prose.

This effect was masked at certain crystallinities by the constraining effect of the crystallites.

It was found that NOx degrades the mechanical performance of the nanocomposites regardless of the constraining effect of clay lamellae.

It certainly seems like the zero bound has a constraining effect on monetary policy, if not in theory than at least in the minds of central bankers.

We show that nonbinding law can have a constraining effect on political leaders, because legal compliance is a costly signal to imperfectly informed voters that the leader is unbiased.