Sentence examples for exogenous force from inspiring English sources

Legal reforms are likely to be stimulated by endogenous demand for property rights protection, rather than operating as a wholly exogenous force, shaping economic outcomes.

Our culture's fundamental belief in causation and consequence, to say nothing of free will, does not easily accept the suggestion of helplessness, or of some kind of as yet unidentified exogenous force.

Conclusion: Compared with clinician-applied exogenous force, larger maternally derived endogenous forces are needed to clear the impacted anterior fetal shoulder.

Furthermore, study revealed that second home tourism is dominated by vested interests of Real Estate firms from outside of the region (i.e., an exogenous force with market oriented agenda); who are also receiving favors from local government officials.

On each trial, the car was 'pushed' with an exogenous force, sampled from a Gaussian density with a standard deviation of eight.

In addition, poaching or overhunting act as predation, and competition with other ungulates is another important exogenous force.

No exogenous forces are required in the controllers design but only the direct-axis (d-axis) and the quadrature-axis (q-axis) stator voltages are used as manipulated variables.

You discuss some of these seemingly exogenous forces in the documentary film "Aftermath of a crisis," which presents a scholarly exploration of the causes of the recent financial crisis.

When food prices then rose sharply, they stripped those out too followed by used cars, children's toys, jewellery, housing and so on, until around half the CPI basket was excluded because it was supposedly "distorted" by exogenous forces.

We further show that the ability to exploit spatially distant knowledge depends not only on idiosyncrasies specific to the MNE, but also on exogenous forces associated with international variations in appropriability regimes and industry-specific technological opportunities.

Volatility in the wake of last week's sell-off caused the government to delay trade of the seven -year bond by 48 hours proving that while Greece has progressed both fiscally and in terms of structural reforms it is still at risk of exogenous forces.