Sentence examples for counteracting the influence from inspiring English sources
Additionally the theory of disturbance rejection gives the possibility for designing a feedback control counteracting the influence of the nonlinearities.
Therefore, the mechanisms of transportation of its seeds may result in topography-dependent genetic structures, whereas wind-mediated pollen flow of C. chinensis may reduce such structures through counteracting the influence of topography.
Interestingly, it has also been suggested that a comprehensive lifestyle change might increase telomerase activity, a potential precursor to telomere length, [60] putatively leading to telomere lengthening over time as a result of healthier habits and less psychological and physiological stress, counteracting the influence of a chronic disease on telomere attrition.
A protective effect for puberty might be consistent with counteracting the influence of obesity (Horn-Ross 1995) or by reducing adiposity (Cederroth et al. 2007).
"We want to build anti-colonial and anti-capitalist thinking with this school that binds the armed forces to social movements and counteracts the influence of the School of the Americas that always saw the indigenous as internal enemies," he told a crowd that included the defense ministers of Venezuela and Nicaragua.
To counteract the influence of the sun, Adam and her colleagues will fly over Bennu's "terminator" line, where day turns to night on the asteroid's surface.
SAN FRANCISCO — Reid Hoffman, the founder of LinkedIn and a billionaire Silicon Valley venture capitalist, has made a half-dozen or so investments in recent months with a specific aim: to counteract the influence of President Trump.
Returning to power as regent after Milan's abdication (March 1889) in favour of his son Alexander, Ristić worked to improve relations with Russia abroad and to counteract the influence of the rival Radical Party at home.
The thermal-hydraulic design of the breeding blanket, as the main thermal source for power conversion, reveals itself as a key issue to counteract the influence of the foreseen low overall plant availability on the cost of electricity.
A better explanation may be that boards are inherently unable to do the job we want of them: to oversee the company and counteract the influence of its chief executive.
