Sentence examples for effect of a sudden from inspiring English sources

Suppose I wanted to describe the effect of a sudden shock — I had just played a jack of spades when the bowl broke, and for what must have been three or four seconds I sat staring at the jack of spades uncomprehendingly before I caught my breath again.

Unlike the previous exams, which focused on financial conditions in the United States, the new tests will require several of the big Wall Street banks to assess the potential effect of a sudden downturn on European bank loans and sovereign debt.

To illustrate this method, the effect of a sudden temporary increase in temperature on the evolution of the probability distribution of Lactobacillus plantarum population size is presented.

To determine the effect of a sudden decrease in estrogen levels via bilateral oophorectomy on serum turnover markers and to examine their correlation with bone mineral density (BMD).

The results suggest that the sudden occurrence of tipping events will shift the carbon tax upwards but shift the (wellhead) fuel price downwards, which generates an overall effect of a sudden increase in the consumer price.

This paper presents an adaptive approach to address the two main problems associated with the time varying Doppler shift, the first being the acceleration effects on the cyclic-prefix (CP) correlation and the second, the effect of a sudden change in the velocity direction between packets on the entire orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) symbols.

He is researching the causes and effects of a sudden, drastic drop in herring populations in the Northeast over the last decade.

Taking Russell and Corinne Calloway, two characters from his 1993 novel, Brightness Falls, and ageing them in real time, he examines the effects of a sudden awareness of mortality on the way we love and what we choose to value.

Despite increasingly dire warnings about the economic effects of a sudden turn from nuclear energy, a majority of Japanese remain unconvinced that it is safe to turn the plants back on.

Justin Cartwright wittily explored our financial woes in Other People's Money (Bloomsbury) and, lastly, in Wish You Were Here (Picador), set against the backdrop of the Iraq conflict, Graham Swift again skilfully and compulsively probes the effects of a sudden upheaval on the everyday life of an ordinary family.

Here the effects of a sudden shift from a high humidity to a dry environment were studied.