Sentence examples for effects that flow from inspiring English sources

The bifurcated flame response can be described simply from the effects that flow around the flame structure has on local velocities and scalar dissipation rates.

Even assuming that higher taxes might distort incentives, the authors concluded, negative effects are offset by positive effects that flow from productive government investments in things like health, education, infrastructure and support for mothers to join the labor force.

"Are there perhaps P.R. effects that flow from an event like this?" said Dirk Van Dongen, the president of the National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors and a leading Republican lobbyist.

As economists, we note that the historical evidence demonstrates the futility and dangers of imposing unsustainable debt and repayment conditions on debtor countries; the negative impact of austerity policies on weakening economies; and the particularly severe effects that flow on to the poorest households.

Maitland's critics have replied generally by disputing the effects that flow from living wage mandates and other proposals for overcoming sweatshop labor.

In that passage, God refuses to let Moses see the divine face (which Maimonides identifies with essence) but allows him to see God's backside (which Maimonides identifies with the consequences or effects that flow from God).

Furthermore, Reyners et al. ([2006]) pointed to the three-dimensional mantle flow in the Hikurangi subduction zone, where flow is from south to north, parallel to the trench, and the effects of that flow are beyond the calculations of any of the two-dimensional models.

Utilizing lagged immigration variables also enables us to analyze any dynamic effects that immigrant flows may have on native well-being.

The model accounts for matrix diffusion, equilibrium sorption and non-linear relative transmissivity effects that influence groundwater flow within fractures as the DNAPL disappears.

Charge correlation measurements designed for the search of such signal have been done at RHIC and the LHC for which the interpretations, however, remain unclear due to contamination by background effects that are collective flow driven, theoretically poorly constrained, and experimentally hard to separate.

The first one, namely the indirect effect, states that flows of immigration affect crime rates due to their influence on labour market outcomes of the domestic economy, which in turn are related to criminal activities.