Sentence examples for effect of dampening from inspiring English sources

Emigration, moreover, has played a more significant role in the West Indies than in most other regions, having the effect of dampening population growth even more.

Harvey says the rules, which will be enforced for the first time in December based on this season's accounts, are already having the intended effect of dampening down spiralling wages.

But lower returns and a still-soft economy also has the effect of dampening interest from consumers, who appear keener to squirrel away money into savings products when they feel rich.

The latter component has the effect of dampening the volatility of the fund, and Mr Peirson favours government bonds over corporate bonds as they are less correlated to equity markets.

Inevitably Wolfe broke with Perkins, writing to him: "You know and I know that beginning with 'Look Homeward, Angel,' and mounting steadily there has been a constantly increasing objection and opposition to what I wanted to do, which phrased itself in various forms, but which had the total effect of dampening my hope, cooling my enthusiasm and almost nullifying my creative capacity".

There may also be a selective effect of dampening sounds of certain frequencies of noise.

Open image in new window Fig. 7 Effects of dampening controls of cost. in order to test the scalability of the coordinated, distributed algorithm, it was applied to a range of randomly generated networks of varying sizes.

AG825 exhibited a significant dose-dependent effect on dampening the MRVA of NRG1α-induced adhesion (ANOVA, F 3,4) = 23.358, p<0.0001) (Figures 3).

Another side effect of the dampening effect of the delay is that optimization with delayed information may be less prone to overshoot.

The double hanging is significant because it was photographed at the time and the image, widely circulated, had the effect of seriously dampening public sentiment for vigilantism.

Since the mm8 genome is generally AT-rich, this null hypothesis has the effect of over dampening any real signal that happens to be CG-rich.