Sentence examples for damaging feedback from inspiring English sources
The global economy appears stuck in what Mohamed El-Erian, chief executive of the bond investment firm Pimco, calls "a damaging feedback loop" of eroding circumstances, slow government action and market volatility.
Might such potential fragility generate spillovers onto local banks and the international financial system, sparking damaging feedback loops more broadly?
Moreover, by breaking the damaging feedback loop that promotes the enlistment of PhD students and postdocs as cheap labour in academic research labs, a clear separation between training programmes and research programmes will help to make the biomedical research enterprise more sustainable.
Now, a decade after annual NIH budgets stopped increasing, the damaging feedback loop described above still remains in force, as investigators and universities build bigger labs and take on more PhD students and postdocs in an effort to compete for scarcer grant money and indirect cost payments.
Conversely, when the central structures are damaged, feedback evaluation, sensory reception, interpretation or expectation may be diminished, disrupting motor learning [ 15, 16].
The shape optimization based on creep-fatigue life assessment is introduced using the example of simplified casing models and the effectiveness of damage feedback design is pronounced.
For example, repair mechanisms fix damage, feedback loops keep homeostatic systems at their setpoints, and biochemical filters distinguish signal from noise.
Here, a method of enhancing modal frequency sensitivity to damage using feedback control is introduced.
Don't carry the microphone over to the amplifier when you do this, as placing the microphone too near the amplifier will cause unpleasant and potentially ear-damaging feedback; this is another good reason for using a stand.
Years of high decibel noise and trauma from speaker feedback damaged his right ear.
And second, even if it were true, it still wouldn't be worth it, because this kind of secrecy damages the feedback mechanism that ultimately makes it possible for democracies to work.
