Sentence examples for effect of strip from inspiring English sources

Three parametric studies (i) effect of fiber orientation; (ii) effect of strip width; and (iii) effect of strip-spacing on reliability of strengthened beams were carried out for two different service loads, taken 60%and70%0% of tested beams' capacity.

We examined the effect of strip thinning on rainfall interception (Ei) in a 32-year-old Japanese cypress plantation in central Japan.

It would also have the effect of stripping California and other states of the power to impose their own automobile emissions standards.

The revelations have also had the effect of stripping the Catholic Church, which once set the agenda in Ireland, of much of its moral authority and political power.

Its use has the effect of "stripping Mr. Hamdi of any recognized status under international law," the brief says, adding that "the government is engaging in the very practice of arbitrary detention that it has condemned worldwide for decades".

If the reader was a guy standing outdoors, Dave's prose had the effect of stripping his clothes away and leaving him naked, with super-sensitised skin, newly susceptible to the weather, whatever that weather might be.

The "bias and sensitivity reviewers" employed by educational publishers, she argues, "work with assumptions that have the inevitable effect of stripping away everything that is potentially thought-provoking and colorful from the texts that children encounter," and as a result, school curriculums are being reduced to "bland pabulum".

Open image in new window Figure 4 Effect of stripping reagent concentration.

Controversial evidence has been reported so far on the effect of stripping on enamel morphology and roughness.

Different experimental conditions, such as the effect of TBAB concentration in the membrane, the effect of stripping agent, the effect of pH in feed phase, the rate of stirring and the effect of time were also investigated.

He suggested that the upgrade could have the effect of stripping the TIP ranking of its power to incentivize actual progress.