Sentence examples for effect of governing from inspiring English sources
Systems theorists often distinguish here between governing, which is goal-directed interventions, and governance, which is the total effect of governing interventions and interactions.
The effect of governing parameters on the occurrence of multiple steady states is investigated.
When the oscillation frequency is larger than 1 Hz, the excitation system plays a major role while the effect of governing system is not obvious.
With the continuous expansion of power system scale, oscillations with very low frequencies may occur, which will make the effect of governing system more obvious and non-ignorable.
The effect of governing parameters on velocity and temperature fields along with the skin friction coefficient and the heat transfer rate are presented with the help of graphs and tables.
A study was carried out to investigate the effect of governing metal thickness (GMT) and stack orientation on weld quality and mechanical behaviour of resistance spot welded (RSW) AA5754 aluminium.
Effects of governing parameters on morphology and variation in diameter of the electrospun fibers were experimentally investigated by orthogonal experimental design.
In this paper, we undertook a numerical study to explore the mechanism which explains the effects of governing parameters on flow and heat transfer features of laminar, incompressible, unsteady, two-dimensional flow of a nanofluid, which is water-based and contains gold spherical nanoparticles, between two porous coaxial disks that are moving orthogonally.
The effect of the governing mechanical and geometrical parameters which determine the shape of the FMI surface is presented and discussed.
Accordingly, a novel numerical approach to this class of problems is proposed and implemented in the theoretical part of the work, and the effect of several governing parameters [e.g., water-to-stucco ratio by mass (WSR), the Schmidt number, etc.] on the flow structure and the mixing rate is evaluated.
Since the 1970s, political parties have, in effect, outsourced the task of governing the island's "garrisons", or working-class neighbourhoods, to leaders of criminal gangs known as "dons", in exchange for their support during elections.
