Sentence examples for historical effect from inspiring English sources

Mr Sieminski also notes the historical effect of American mid-term elections on share prices.

Essentially, the narrative being put forward is this: the historical effect of all previous events and governments, up to and including Margaret Thatcher's and John Major's, is erased, even when it is direct.

The reason is the historical effect of geography: 13,000 years ago, all peoples everywhere were hunter-gatherers living in sparse populations without centralized government, armies, writing or metal tools.

It is challenge work to design parareal algorithms for time-fractional differential equations due to the historical effect of the fractional operator.

"The article instead reveals that the Klan's presence in southern communities did have an effect on voting outcomes in the 1960s and that historical effect has endured over time".

It has had a more horrific and, in fact, totally unjustifiable historical effect and, even if it happened the way the Gospels and the Book of Acts describe it - which is doubtful - effects of this kind were and are wholly unjustified and reprehensible.

The prolongation of the life of the Greco-Roman civilization had important historical effects.

They multiply the amounts of different types of stimulus in the act by their usual historical effects.

It is a search to understand a range of questions: the various components of his own personality; the structure of human personality in general; the relation of the individual to society; the psychological and historical effects of Christianity and much else.

Although most attention has been devoted to socialization in the pre-adult years, research in the area often merges into issues involving life cycle, generational, and historical effects.

Our results may help to explain long-term historical effects of N-removal capabilities in WWTPs and assist design engineers in choosing an appropriate aeration length and OLR.