Sentence examples for helps to induce from inspiring English sources
It is shown that the self-excitation helps to induce large scale vortical motions in the jet both in the plane containing the small dimension of the nozzle and in the plane containing the long dimension of the nozzle.
Max von Sydow spouts Freudianisms in insinuating Germanic tones that remind Teddy -- and of course not only Teddy -- of Nazis, an association that helps to induce gratuitous flashbacks of corpses stacked outside death-camp barracks.
The superiority of the lens-like nanoparticle to other structures such as cube, sphere, and cylinder in current enhancement can be attributed to the coexistence of sharp tips and smoothing surfaces - the former helps to induce local surface plasmon and thus the strong field nearby while the latter enables the sunlight to be effectively scattered at large angles.
Take a hot salt/soda aromatherapy bath -- raising your body temperature before bed helps to induce sleep.
Overall, the calming and intimate ambience of the space both reflects the ideal internal sleep state and helps to induce it.
Molecular crowding also helps to induce quadruplex formation[ 16].
In the crisis of May 1958 his threat to resign helped to induce the national assembly to elect Gen. Charles de Gaulle as prime minister.
The American victory in the Battles of Saratoga helped to induce the French to recognize American independence and to give open military assistance, thus marking a turning point in the uprising and making possible its ultimate success.
A wrong-headed overkill one that may help to induce the outcome that is most feared is evident in his controversial plan to increase from 28 days the time suspected terrorists can be held without charge.
In 1813, at the Congress of Prague, he helped to induce Austria to join forces with Russia and Prussia against France; and in 1815 he was one of the signatories of the Treaty of Paris.
Themistocles, knowing the generosity of Aristides, and much struck by his visit at that time, imparted to him all that he had transacted by Sicinnus, and entreated him that, as he would be more readily believed among the Greeks, he would make use of his credit to help to induce them to stay and fight their enemies in the narrow seas.
