Sentence examples for effects that emerge from inspiring English sources
Besides, the efficacy of a dynamic capability is contingent to the availability and effectiveness of other resources and capabilities and thereby through the synergistic effects that emerge as a result of the complex interactions of resources and capabilities, new resource bundles can be created for better firm performance (Zahra et al. 2006; Sirmon et al. 2007, 2011).
This theory introduces characteristic material lengths in order to describe the pertinent scale effects that emerge from the underlying microstructure and has proved to be very effective for modeling microstructured materials.
We study and exploit effects that emerge as materials and devices shrink.
Some researchers are turning to exotic optical effects that emerge at the nanoscale to solve this conundrum.
This enables to dissociate between behavioral NTBS effects that emerge in the context of rapid automatic responses or in the context of slow deliberate responses.
The generalized continuum theory of couple-stress elasticity introduces characteristic material lengths in order to describe the pertinent scale effects that emerge from the underlying material microstructure.
Preferences differed also by respondents' characteristics and past experiences, and some of the interaction effects that emerged were similar to those described by previous authors.
However, the pattern of neural effects that emerged in the loss conditions of both tasks was similar to (but weaker than) those observed in the gain conditions.
Nevertheless, CPF exposures on GD9-12, GD17-20, or PN1-4 elicited sex-selective effects that emerged by adulthood (PN60), whereas later exposure PN11-144) elicited smaller, nonsignificant effects, indicative of closure of the window of vulnerability.
"Once we started working, the visual effect that emerged from the tires caught our attention, since one could believe they were going beyond the formal limits of walls and urban architecture".
