Sentence examples for effect of the outward from inspiring English sources

To explore the effect of the outward growth on the dynamics of a packed bed adsorber the micro-scale model is combined with a macro-scale model that accounts for intra-pellet diffusion and convection along the packed bed.

This increases the local pressure on this axis, resulting in expulsion of material from the far side of the star (panels (c) and (d)) and can counter the effect of the outward kick imparted by the incident shell of material (see also Marietta et al. 2000).

The introduction of Y3 + in the scale showed a suppressing effect on the outward diffusion of chromium cations and the inward migration of oxygen anions, thereby retarding the oxide scale growth rate of the silicide coating at 1250 °C in static air.

Nine compounds belonging to five different chemotypes displayed significant potentiation effects on the outward current of KCNQ2 channel.

The analysis reveals that the negative effects of the outward migration of logistics facilities were offset by the increase in average shipment load and efficient spatial distribution of logistics facilities that occurred in parallel with the decentralization.

This process of absorption and reëmission has the effect of limiting the outward flow of energy; as a result, the earth's surface and lower atmosphere have to be that much warmer before the planet can radiate out the necessary two hundred and thirty-five watts per square metre.

(4) In a difference model, an explanatory variable corresponds to the change value; for specifics, please refer to notes below Tables 3 and 4. Specifically, according to the present job model, the effect of outward interaction on the non-state sector has a value of 0.047, while it is only 0.015 for state-owned sectors (=0.047 − 0.032).

Finding affordability would be further complicated by job loss as the effect of the price crash moved outward.

The results indicate that: (1) both internal and outward interactions have positive effects on income level; (2) the effect of outward interactions is stronger than that of internal interactions; (3) the effect of outward interactions is stronger in the state-owned sector in comparison with the private sector.

The relative sign change in the normal derivatives in the second part of (1.17) is of course being a side-effect of the opposite orientations of the outward unit normals to (Omega _{pm }) at points in (mathcal {C}= partial Omega _{pm }).

Mirrors were used to establish the effect of the lightning flaring up and outward, and were augmented by sparks and smoke.