Sentence examples for effect coming from the from inspiring English sources
Reduced design spectra are also suggested to account for the beneficial effect coming from the piles when the inertial interaction analysis of the superstructure is being performed.
Overall, the composite abrasives resulted in a decreased surface roughness and reduced mechanical damage after CMP due to the spring-like effect coming from the elastic component of the PS or the mSiO2 cores, compared with the conventional rigid inorganic ceria abrasives or the mixed compounds (mSiO2+CeO2).
That deterioration is almost exclusively down to the effects of a slower economy because the PBR contains only about £370m of tax cuts in each of the next two years, with the main effect coming from the changes to inheritance tax announced yesterday.
It was crucially observed that abundant nanotwins existed in the Cu grains, though nanotwin formation was depressed with smaller L. This inverse size-dependent nanotwin formation is responsible for the reduction in strain-rate sensitivity, because the negative effect induced by the decreased nanotwins predominates over the positive effect coming from the raised interfaces/boundaries.
Furthermore, the unique structure and the quantum confinement effect coming from the nanostructures may also contribute to the PL enhancement of the samples [3, 4].
Finally, the term − γRβ 1 − τ t − 1 w t − 1 k / w t k captures the trade-off between a wealth effect coming from past savings and a substitution effect coming from the current wage an old individual may earn if he keeps working.
This is a superbly effective performance in its restraint (though admittedly some of the effect comes from the trace-memory of Williams's ickier, sentimental roles).
The main effect came from the strongest discharges which were initiated at the interface between the substrate and the coating.
