Sentence examples for due to locking from inspiring English sources

However, due to locking mechanisms such as sunken investments, vested interests, and economic structure, such transition would not prove to be easy.

Thus, we see that locking and viscoelastic responses are successively dominant effects; viscoelastic uplift dominates at the beginning of the earthquake cycle, and subsidence due to locking becomes more important later.

The treatments increase the dislocation density and change the dislocation structure to a more stable state by immobilisation of mobile dislocations due to locking processes by dissolved carbon atoms and small carbides.

In contrast, due to locking, no improvement to the rate of convergence is observed in the penalty approach.

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However, job creation schemes are associated with negative employment effects due to lock-in effects (see Eichhorst/Zimmermann 2007).

In contrast, previous studies suggest that participants obtain little benefit initially possibly experiencing earnings reductions due to "lock-in" effects—as they engage in training activities that supplant employment.

Compared with waiting, the job creation scheme significantly reduced the time spent in regular employment during the 3.5 years after programme entry by 40 (52) days for participations of a duration of 4 to 6 (7 to 12) months, due to lock-in effects.

Second, PT-OCT is highly sensitive to absorbing targets in the sample due to lock-in detection and low background.

This indicates that the phase locking observed in Figure 7 is due to excess locking during a short, initial period.

I don't think some spectacular security hole should be glorified or cared about as being any more 'special' than a random spectacular crash due to bad locking".