Sentence examples for effect owing from inspiring English sources

(2008) for quartz report this effect owing to the euhedral termination.

Wrinkled graphene shows an enhanced photoelectric effect owing to the opening of a bandgap induced by stress.

As a result, better evacuation opportunities might not have had such a large effect owing to the short duration of the incident.

This behavior was in agreement with an exclusion effect owing to the diminution of the free volume available in the top phase [[19]].

Several researchers combined the MHD flow problems with Hall effect owing that the Hall current effect cannot neglect when the magnetic field strength is strong.

The cross-sectional behaviour of laminated glass (LG) is characterised by a significant zigzag effect owing to the large stiffness mismatch between the glass and polymer layers.

The picture's scalding effect owes partly to its violent technique, with the paint scraped down to the canvas, but chiefly to a felt identification with the murderers' grotesque jollity.

It is crowded, but the effect owes a lot to the rails of stock that have been dragged into the middle of the store in order to get rid of it.

Mr. Lang's music is concerned with the psychological impact of repetition, although his use of the effect owes less to the Minimalists than to turntable-massaging D.J.'s.

The resulting effect owes little to Raymond Chandler Peacece's masters would seem to be Dostoyevsky; postmodern collagists like William S. Burroughs and Kathy Acker; and practitioners of the French nouveau roman like Alain Robbe-Grillet, who borrowed from the conventions of American detective fiction to draw the reader into the ratiocinative process.

Perspectives concerning globalisation, such as dependency theory, suggest this effect owes to the shift of workers to the developing countries.