Sentence examples for encounters causes from inspiring English sources

When a laser beam propagates through the atmosphere, the randomly varying spatial distribution of refractive index that it encounters causes the following effects [152]: (a) Fluctuating intensity as observed with an optical detector at the end of the path (scintillation).

Of course, every encounter causes distress.

At the midpoint of the ride, a close encounter causes the cars to rotate 180 degrees before ascending backward up a second lift hill.

The most frequently encountered causes of secondary osteoporosis in men are oral steroid therapy, hypogonadism, alcohol abuse, myeloma and skeletal metastases.

Enterobacter spp. neonatal bacteremia was found to be among the commonly encountered causes of neonatal sepsis by various bacteriologic studies [ 33- 36].

Nancy Mitford's article on "The English Aristocracy" which appeared in the Sept. issue of the monthly journal "Encounter" caused much comment.

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, October 8 , 1955P. 121 Nancy Mitford's article on "The English Aristocracy" which appeared in the Sept. issue of the monthly journal "Encounter" caused much comment.

In the case of the Epidemic routing, the lowest probability is probably connected with buffer overflows as a result of the transmission of the messages to all nodes encountered, causing rejecting new messages.

He finds that her parents met by a chance encounter caused by a gust of wind blowing a leaf into her father's face and discovers that her mother died while Clara was a teenager.

B. procyonis is much more virulent than the dog roundworm, T. canis, the most frequently encountered cause of larva migrans in humans (3 ).

Mycobacterium haemophilum is an important but infrequently encountered cause of osteomyelitis in immunocompromised patients, often requiring months to years of medical therapy, with or without surgery, to effect a clinical cure.