Sentence examples for effect of blanket from inspiring English sources

Using the proposed model, parametric studies were performed to investigate the effect of blanket porosity and fiber thermal conductivity on the effective thermal conductivity of aerogel composites.

The effect of blanketing by a second solid layer having different thermal conductivities is investigated.

The long-awaited agreement struck between senator Patty Murray and congressman Paul Ryan staves off the threat of another government shutdown for two years and will relieve the worst effects of blanket budget cuts known as the sequester.

However, the natural effect of the blanket of sediment is duplicated by soil remediation, in which clean soil with no more than 5 ppm lead is hauled in and deposited on a geotextile barrier.

"Failure to get something done here will have the effect of throwing a wet blanket on the national debate," said Dr. Robert K. Ross, president of the California Endowment, a nonprofit health policy group.

By the numerical analyses, it was found that the loss of flow events can be mitigated by the "water source" effect of the downward flow blanket channels in the abnormal transients and accidents.

Preliminary analysis results show that design effort of the fusion reactor can cope with the effect of the ferromagnetic FW blanket on the electromagnetic forces, which increases by 28 38% during a major plasma disruption and overcome the influence of the poloidal field, which reduces by 10 20%, comparing with the austenitic steel blanket.

In this paper, we have analyzed the effect of the electric fields on the formation of blanketing sporadic E layers over São Luís, a transition region very close to the magnetic equator.

The actions send a message of blanket hostility, she said.

White areas denote areas of blanket bog.

Researchers should beware of blanket statements about what designs are suitable for what kind of intervention and choose on the basis of specific characteristics of the study, such as expected effect size and likelihood of selection or allocation bias.