Sentence examples for effect of line from inspiring English sources
The corresponding effect of line splitting caused by the application of a strong electric field is known as the Stark effect.
We also compared hardwood density between LT and UT plantations to examine the effect of line thinning.
This paper presents the application of the insulator coordination gap models and the effect of line design to the line performance in terms of backflashover rate.
Overall, there was little impact of font on task performance, although the effect of line length was significant, with longer line lengths facilitating better scanning (Experiment 1) and shorter line lengths leading to better subjective outcomes (Experiments 1 and 2).
In this paper, considering effect of line impedance, a new approach based on robust control design method, H∞ loop-shaping design (HLSD) procedure, was presented for parallel-connected inverters of DGs in an islanded microgrid.
Sensitivity analyses on the effect of line designs such as variation in footing resistance, height of tower/conductor, tower surge impedance and soil resistivity will also be carried out in determining the backflashover rate and the probability of transformer damage by comparing the maximum voltage recorded at the substation entrance with the basic lightning insulation level (BIL).
The effect of lining damage on the seismic performance of tunnel linings should be considered in the seismic design of tunnels.
The validated numerical models are then used to investigate the effect of lining rigidity on the soil-tunnel system dynamic response.
To investigate the effect of line-scratching cycles N and normal load F n on the fabrication, both the height and volume of the nanolines were calculated with the original quartz surface as the base level.
Unlike prior research, which relied on surveys to measure both actual and perceived waiting times, this study uses actual field data to analyze the effect of lines on customer purchases.
Consider the human costs -- the horribly discriminatory, ostracizing, demoralizing effect of lining up employees to be weighed and screened and telling them it's because shareholders want to know how fat they are.
