Sentence examples for directly impinge from inspiring English sources

Some bans will directly impinge upon our popular freedoms, such as excluding dogs (except assistance dogs) from nature reserves.

A 40 MeV 200 μA proton beam will directly impinge a uranium carbide target, generating approximately 1013 fissions per second.

"The victims and the families of the deceased were not consulted nor involved at all in these dealings that directly impinge on their fundamental rights".

While much of this con struction boom did not sit well with many San Francis cans, it was all private de velopment on private land and did not directly impinge upon the prized bay.

It was not immediately clear if the president of the West Bank-based authority, Mahmoud Abbas, would accept the resignation, and analysts said the matter was primarily a domestic one that would not directly impinge on Mr. Abbas's ability to make decisions regarding Secretary of State John Kerry's peace mission.

In fact, the evaporated atoms reaching the heated substrate from the vapor phase can directly impinge on the gold droplet or interact with the overall substrate, becoming adatoms.

They argued that the commencement of oil production in the offshore Jubilee oilfield directly impinged on local livelihoods and environment.

A relevant role is played by the vapor-liquid-solid growth mode that takes place under the droplets due to nitrogen molecules directly impinging on the droplets.

Given a localized break of RPV lower head, the melt directly impinges onto the dry concrete in form of compact jet.

An inline confined-jet array heat sink has been designed wherein the coolant directly impinges on the thermoelectric module, thereby eliminating the interfacial thermal resistance.

The total volume of WDR deposition at a specific location on the building facade has contributions from both directly impinging raindrops and accumulated surface runoff.