Sentence examples for effects of setting from inspiring English sources

In Fig. 3 c, d, we demonstrate the effects of setting different values of γ.

Examples of the results of the numerical solutions for the effects of setting angle and defined physical parameter ratios on the system dynamic response characteristics for a sinusoidal hub torque profile are presented and discussed.

Taking the typical 500/220 kV and 220 kV quadruple circuit transmission lines for example, the paper presents and analyzes the effects of setting coupling ground wire on the center of cross-arm at different heights.

We have used the model to evaluate the effects of setting varying levels of these contaminants in the product hydrogen on the production/purification efficiency, hydrogen recovery, and the cost of the hydrogen.

There are ongoing cohort studies addressing the effects of setting[ 47, 48].

In our simulations in Section Stabilization of methylation reactions by the long-range interactions we looked at the effects of setting one of the methylation fluxes to zero.

The austere physical production, including crisply effective lighting by Brian H. Scott and an eerie score by Christian Frederickson, has the unfortunate effect of setting the antic performances in even starker relief.

As figures from the US National Science Foundation show, the inspirational effect of setting clear, long-term, government-backed space exploration goals is profound.

To be exact, Mr. Turetsky, a fireplug of a man, gave her a bear hug that had the startling effect of setting her heart aflutter.

Mr. Bush's hot words on Tuesday had the immediate effect of setting off cries of alarm from American allies around the world, as well as exposing the fault lines between the hawks and diplomats in his own administration.

Voting on the committee, Mr. Hoenig has dissented since January, arguing that the "extended period" language had the effect of setting unsafe expectations in the markets.