Sentence examples for effects which are generally from inspiring English sources
These effects, which are generally quite inefficient, began to be developed into practical products, such as power generators for spacecraft, in the 1960s by researchers including Paul Gray, the electrical engineering professor who would later become MIT's president.
The CHAID algorithm can project interactions between variables and non-linear effects, which are generally missed by traditional statistical techniques.
"All of these events demonstrate that network effects, which are generally good in most situations, can go the other way," said Bruce Schneier, chief technical officer at Counterpane Internet Security in Cupertino, Calif., and author of "Beyond Fear: Thinking Sensibly About Security in an Uncertain World" (Copernicus Books, 2003).
Changes in such ecosystems generally have social and economic effects which are generally detrimental.
This contrasts with nonspecific electrostatic effects, which are generally believed to be entropy-driven.
These side effects, which were generally mild and tolerable, included: dry eyes, increased lacrimation, mild subjective blurring of vision, and conjunctivitis.
The temperature increase is due to the viscous heating effect, which is generally significant in highly-viscous fluid flow.
The VLF amplitude in Tulsa shows the effect which is generally understood by superimposing effects of both the solar eclipse and flare.
The pressure effect, which is generally neglected in HDPE pyrolysis studies found in open literature, is proved to be a major factor (up to one order of magnitude on the ethylene mass fraction).
Unlike to conventional geometry thermoelectric legs, asymmetrical (pyramidal) legs could help by lowering the overall thermal conductance of the device so as to increase the temperature gradient in the legs, as well as by harnessing the Thomson effect, which is generally neglected in conventional symmetrical (rectangular) thermoelectric legs.
This effect, which is generally called the harmonic mean effect of 802.11, significantly reduces the overall network throughput.
