Sentence examples for impact is predicted from inspiring English sources

The worst of any impact is predicted between Friday evening and Saturday morning (Christmas Eve), but the potential for structural damage and disruption to some transport services means the storm's effects could be felt long after the winds have subsided.

Regardless of its criticism, the sharing economy is expected to generate revenues up to $335 billion by 2025, and its impact is predicted to affect nearly all industries.

In the second example, however, the dynamic response of a flexible multi-body aircraft during the touch down impact is predicted.

The jump discontinuity in the system velocities as the result of impact is predicted using the generalized impulse momentum equations that involove the restitution conditions.

While the impact is predicted to be moderate in the northern Caucasus, which receives ample precipitation (Lambrecht et al. 2011), it is likely to be stronger in arid regions such as southern Caucasus and Central Asia.

Int J Solids Struct 2005 42(20):5460–90] is adopted to carry out the free vibration and impact analyses of the FRP honeycomb sandwich system, from which the full elastic field (e.g., deformation and stress) under impact is predicted.

Sequence variants were evaluated with mutation surveyor (Soft Genetics, State College, PA) and their potential functional impact was predicted using insilico prediction programs including SIFT [ 5], Polyphen2 [ 6], Condel [ 7] and Align-GVGD [ 8].

The initiation and propagation of delaminations arising from the impact are predicted and the results show qualitative agreement with experimental observation of the formation of multiple delaminations in impact-damaged specimens.

The threshold velocity for delamination onset under small mass impact was predicted analytically based on the obtained peak contact forces by combining with an existing quasi-static delamination threshold load criterion.

The intermittent motion behavior of the non-holonomic multibody system due to a finite number of impacts is predicted by using the generalized impulse-momentum equations that involve the coefficients of restitution and the constraint Jacobian matrices of the holonomic and non-holonomic constraints.

The ethical significance of the identified impacts was predicted based on the associated difficulties to meet these criteria.