Sentence examples for cross-influence from inspiring English sources

There was a lot of cross-influence between disciplines.

Scottish unionism and nationalism don't sit as two separate, simmering tribes as in Northern Ireland; they cross-influence and cross-fertilise each other.

We now show clearly that generation and transmission cross-influence each other.

In this paper, a 2k factorial experiment is performed to ascertain the effect of five factors and their cross-influence on the blow down flow and the production of the unit at different situation.

The key factors that influence the catalytic performance on both ketonization and hydrodeoxygenation steps as well as their cross-influence will be clarified to provide insights for the design of more efficient catalysts for the one-pot transformation.

Similarly, it has been shown that the network representation can be used for the optimisation of parallel syntheses [5], the identification of suspicious purchases of precursors to controlled substances [6], the estimation of functional group cross-influence on chemical reactivity [7], or the discovery of one-pot reactions [8].

"There are lots of cross-influences.

Ernest May and especially Akira Iriye inspired their graduate students, through their teaching and scholarly example, with a desire to explore the complex network of cross-influences between the United States and the world at large.

It uses poems by O'Hara (1926-1966) and pieces by artists within his orbit to examine cross-influences and common sensibilities, concentrating on the period from 1950 to the year of the poet's accidental death.

In enumerating some of the myriad encounters and cross-influences that lie beneath the surface of any period, it also gives us a memorable glimpse of an unusually busy art scene.

The subject was chemistry and the nature of creation, writes Richard Holmes in "The Age of Wonder," his brilliant 2008 book about the cross influences between science and art in the Romantic Age.