Sentence examples for disturbance makes from inspiring English sources

The results show that the geomagnetic disturbance makes little difference with respect to our primary conclusions.

The solution characteristics are strongly dependent upon the ratio of angular rotation rate to excitation frequency, denoted by σ = Ω/ω, which describes the fraction of azimuthal rotation a disturbance makes in one acoustic period.

The presence of external disturbance makes it hard to predict the magnitude of x(k) based on x k−1) and then to design a desired event-triggering data transmission mechanism.

From Theorem 4.1, on the one hand, the random disturbance makes some impact on the system (11), (varepsilon _{1}rightarrow0) and (varepsilon_{2}rightarrow0) imply the impact is very small; on the other hand, (rho_{1}>rho_{2}), for this condition, we illustrate the following corollary.

Such testing follows the recommendations of Pocock and Jennings [14], who highlighted that variable sensitivity of taxa to different kinds of disturbance makes them more or less effective as indicators.

Disturbance is a key influence on forest carbon dynamics, but the complexity of spatial and temporal patterns in forest disturbance makes it difficult to quantify their impacts on carbon flux over broad spatial domains.

Street-Porter is disturbance made flesh, and it's been a delight to watch her reduce everything around her to rubble.

However, some areas outside the old agricultural regions of Asia and Europe have sustained much less human disturbance, making it possible to define natural disturbances responsible for some variations.

These may be due to the manipulation and disturbance made by human activity within the garages (Allison 1986).

In this case, those aggregates would not be able to hold up against extreme disturbance, making the outer immobilized photocatalyst to detach rather easily.

The increase in mercury deposition to these systems over the past century, coupled with their limited exposure to direct anthropogenic disturbance make them useful indicators for estimating how changes in mercury emissions may propagate to changes in Hg bioaccumulation and ecological risk.