Sentence examples for effect ore from inspiring English sources

This paper analyzes the overload retardation effect (ORE) on the fatigue crack growth (FCG) of cold drawn prestressing steel when different loading sequences are used.

The Other Race Effect (ORE) reflects a difficulty in recognizing and discriminating between faces from other-race groups compared to faces of one's own race, and is a well-established phenomenon in adults (see [2] for a review).

In conjunction with measured social biases for unfamiliar faces belonging to different racial groups, behavioral evidence suggests that people perceived other-race faces as more similar than own-race faces [7], [8] a bias termed the Other-Race Effect (ORE).

This "other-race effect" (ORE) appears to have an expertise component, such that people may be less sensitive to the facial cues that individuate members of other racial groups [13], [14], and/or less likely or able to use the holistic processing that supports own-race face individuation and recognition in the processing of other-race faces [15], [16].

The results also provide an indication of the effect of ore variability (typical within a single deposit) on sustainability indicators.

As a focus, the effect of ore mineralogy/chemistry on the agglomeration and column leaching behaviour of −2 mm (crushed from −15 mm run-of-mine) G and SAP Ni laterite ores was examined.

The effects on ore particle size, pH, pulp density, and temperature on bacterial leaching was studied systematically.

The effect of iron ore tailings (IOT) on cement modified tropical black clay was studied.

Model "Ore" shows that ore and mineral exports, in general, had a negative effect on GDP per capita growth for all countries over the entire period.

Another important aspect is the increasing willingness of the international community to stop the protracting effect of specialty metal ore export on regional conflicts, for example, the export of tantalum-containing minerals from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Moran et al. 2014), which may alter global trade pattern.

This method was applied to the extraction of copper from systems with one, two and three heaps, and the effects of copper price, ore grade and other variables were analyzed for each system.