Sentence examples for extent of shadow from inspiring English sources

Because New York has standing to investigate only life insurers based in the state, the administration of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo is calling for other states, or the federal government, to "conduct similar investigations, to document a more complete picture of the full extent of shadow insurance written nationwide".

For all other parameters fixed, trench width/trench depth ratio (W/H) is the determining factor for the extent of shadowing.

Furthermore, the extent of the shadow effect on the flow channels and membranes has not been investigated in much detail and the proposed analytical models in the literature are based only on assumptions.

The extent of this shadow depends on the distance between the cell and the illuminated semiconductor.

We assessed the extent of permanently shadowed regions (PSRs, defined as areas that never receive direct solar illumination), and obtained total areas generally larger than previous studies (12,866 and 16,055 km2, in the north and south respectively).

These attributes all shape the scale and extent of seed shadows in forests, yet their relative contribution to the dispersal process within populations is less clear.

Seeded region grow and morphological dilation (pixel buffering) filters are then applied to map a larger spatial extent of the cloud/cloud shadow.

Our results suggest a need for explicitly considering individual tree fecundity and both stem and crown size as possible traits influencing the shape and extent of a species' seed shadow in forests.

"To some extent the way I write will always be a sort of shadow of how he writes.????

Because shadow banks are to a great extent locked out of the jumbo market, this increase in the market share of shadow banks is primarily confined to the GSE- sponsored conforming market, with traditional banks dominating on the jumbo side.

In Kertoraharjo, where state arrangements are, to some extent, enforced and alternative institutions marginalized, the subak will probably remain a kind of shadow institution unrecognized by the state, whatever its impact on and importance for Balinese irrigation practices.