Sentence examples for disturbing potential from inspiring English sources

Figure  1 shows free-air anomalies and Bouguer disturbances (the latter of which are related to the disturbing potential through δ g =− ∂ T/ ∂ r, with a factor of (l + 1) in their spherical harmonic expansion, as opposed to the (l − 1 factor for anomalies) for our preferred local solution, Bouguer disturbances for GRGM900A, and anomaly differences between the local solution and GRGM900A.

Stiennon also warned that one deeply disturbing potential result of these efforts could be to cause Americans to question the validity of the results of their presidential election.

Your article about salary increases at law firms (Business Day, May 22) neglects one of the most disturbing potential consequences: a decline in the pro bono activities of firm lawyers.

Stokes (1849) published a formula for the disturbing potential on the surface of the geoid.

In order to recover from them the coefficients Cn,m of the Earth's disturbing potential T by the space-wise approach different procedures have been elaborated.

We present an approach using the unaveraged disturbing potential to analyze the effects of these terms in the amplitude of the eccentricity.

In addition, these compounds have been demonstrated to possess antitumorigenic activities in animal models by inhibiting tumor initiation and promotion through disturbing redox potential system of tumor cells.

Killock adds that more disturbing is the potential threats to encryption technologies, something which has irked both Eris Industries and Ind.ie.

After so much disturbing news on potential instability, it is time now to take a closer look into the stability of adaptive filters as we need to understand the various notions of stability.

Potential disturbing vibrations are one issue to consider in planning urban environments and densification of cities. Vibrations can be annoying for humans but also for sensitive equipment in, for example, hospitals.

These data show the disturbing trend of potential teachers "voting with their feet," by not entering the profession at all.