Sentence examples for decisive effects from inspiring English sources

In the Russo Japanese War of 1904 1905, just six years later, decisive effects were obtained at long ranges, well beyond the effective limits of 8 inches ordnance.

A fine catalogue essay by the Met's curator of Dutch and Flemish painting, Walter Liedtke, recounts the decisive effects on Hals of a return visit to Antwerp, in 1616.

The graph of decisive effects of factors consists of two vertical and horizontal axes.

Geometric configuration of such tubal structures is of decisive effects on crashing behaviors.

Much of this beds down in the young, nascent subject's psyche, thereafter exerting (often in unconscious ways) decisive effects on this person's libidinal economy throughout his/her life.

Sedimentary fluids have decisive effects on the granular structure and composition of reservoirs, and influence the strain response and the formation of fractures and cavities in the rock-forming process.

It took most of her thirties to realize that her inability to make decisions had had a decisive effect on her life, that time is unidirectional, and that she wouldn't be getting extra credit for refusing to live in the present.

Whatever suit he discards South will play with decisive effect.

Seldom has a celebrity musician intervened in politics to more decisive effect.

But they both transplanted French artistry and ideas into the American sensibility, to decisive effect.

The relation with Fanny had a decisive effect on Keats's development.