Sentence examples for effect landings from inspiring English sources

Immediately an air squadron of horseflies effect landings on the pages of the book.

Despite this initial negative effect, landings increase between 3 and 5 years after these major events, preceded by an increase of juveniles.

But Octavian's admiral Agrippa, and then Octavian himself, succeeded in sailing from Italy across the Ionian Sea and effecting landings, and Agrippa captured decisive points on and off the coasts of Macedonia and Greece.

The latter would come into effect once landings were made but the former (involving naval, air and special forces units) were used to cover the approach of the true invasion fleet.

Recently it has been argued that herring bait subsidies have little to no effect on lobster landings because increases in lobster landings in Canada have been commensurate with those in the U.S. over the past three decades even though the Canadian fishery put a ceiling on effort in the 1970s [38].

This finding demonstrates that any residual visual contrast between the edge of the disc and the background had a negligible effect in eliciting landings.

There are occasional "barrel drops" in which sections of fuselage are dropped from the height of a second-storey window – which are designed to simulate the effects of rough landings, rather than crashes.

I've been working with my advisor, Dr. Lori Bennear, to complete my master's project (MP), an analysis attempting to estimate the effect of hypoxia on landings and other economic outcomes of interest.

(B ) The rising contribution of rays to the taxonomically-differentiated global reported landed catch: shark landings (light gray), ray landings (black), log ratio [rays/sharks], (red).

This study examined transient knee joint loads during the drop-landing response and the effect of drop height and instruction cues on knee joint loads.

Captain Basco's job was, in effect, that of an air-traffic controller, directing the landings and takeoffs of medical helicopters to evacuate the wounded as soon as there was a safe place to land.