Sentence examples for describing this effect from inspiring English sources

Three published models describing this effect were compared with the experimental data.

However, due to the complexity of describing this effect, it is normally not considered in the design process.

Different origin of high-order optical non-linearity associated with MNP embedded destructively in oxide- and chalcogenide glassy environment is evidenced from CCB approach, describing this effect in terms of mean molar bond energies character for inner chemical interaction between unfettered components of host glassy network and guest metal atoms (Cu, Ag, Au).

The simplest model describing this effect

There is likely to be an association between social class and mode of delivery, but previous studies are conflicting in describing this effect.

Here we have concentrated only on describing this effect; however evolutionarily it is hard to see what its cause could be.

Wei et al. have described this effect in a recent publication where they present a ratio-based approach that effectively raises the signal-to-noise ratio in NMR spectra [ 28].

The name of the disease describes this effect: fluid-filled cavities, or cysts; and prominent scarring, or fibrosis.

Hertzberg describes this effect as 'creatively naive', and recalls that Carter often asked this kind of 'back-to-first-principles question'.

Dilley describes this effect as "grounded flight – there's a tactile control to what you're doing … but you are ripping through space".

"A bugger grip" was the way one of the marshals assigned to the courtroom, and wise to the ways of prison life, described this effect.