Sentence examples for degrading effects from inspiring English sources
Environmental degradation factors and the degrading effects of prior loadings are included.
In this paper, we have proposed two differential modulation schemes to effectively attenuate the degrading effects on performance due to the Doppler shifts in TWR using ANC, when neither the sources nor the relay has any knowledge of CSI.
It has been recommended [19] to run the algorithms multiple times to reduce the degrading effects of its sensitivity; the effectiveness of this style of initialization was also described in [46].
"I have seen the degrading effects that a lack of reading or even access to books has on young people.
It's no spoiler to suggest that it has something to do with the degrading effects of the world of business in which Lockhart has prospered.
But I can report from firsthand experience that the declaration as a whole, and not just its most famous phrases, remains remarkably immune to the degrading effects of excessive familiarity.
The fetishizing of the past had a degrading effect on composers' morale.
What she found most humbling in his work was his analysis of the degrading effect of the shame and humiliation, which infect coloniser and colonised alike.
But he is facing a potentially more serious political issue now: The apparent intense rivalry between the women — with Ms. Trierweiler aggressively defending her new position as first partner — may have a slowly degrading effect on his self-styled image as a "normal man" who is now a "normal president".
Mr. Corker, asserting that low interest rates were "throwing seniors under the bus," by reducing returns on some kinds of investments, asked Mr. Bernanke, "Do you all ever talk about the longer-term degrading effect of these policies?" "One thing we talk about is unemployment," Mr. Bernanke responded.
Mr. Kaczynski, who is serving a life sentence for mail bombings that killed three people and injured 28 between 1978 and 1995, singled out university professors, scientists and business leaders in a self-styled campaign against what he considered the degrading effect that modern technology and industrial development have on human life and individual freedom.
