Sentence examples for impact represented by from inspiring English sources
The anthropogenic impact (represented by economic activities) on the environment which is measured and transferred into square meter of earth surface cannot exceed the area of planet Earth.
The model links a paper's ultimate impact, represented by the total number of citations the paper will ever receive, to a single measurable parameter inferred from its early citation history.
Competitiveness of tokamak fusion power reactors is expected to be evaluated by the cost and environmental impact represented by the CO2 emissions, compared with present and future power generating systems such as fossil, nuclear and renewables.
German experts paid more attention to the environmental impact represented by the distance of wind turbines from important avifaunistic areas (respectively, weights: S.&AP., 0.50 and RP.&PA., 0.44).
The second locus with segregation distortion was mapped to the center of LG4 with its maximum impact represented by marker D10282.
Analysis of segregation of neighboring markers supported the existence of segregation distortion in LGs 1 and 4. The first locus with segregation distortion was mapped to the center of the largest linkage group (LG1) with its maximum impact represented by marker D073.
We also observe that the extent of fatalities (intensity of a disaster) has a delayed effect on economic growth as compared to the less severe disaster impacts, represented by the extent of people affected/injured.
Changes occurring in the material surface during impact were represented by the modification of response frequency spectrum.
The effect of permanent indentation after impact is represented by a correction to the radius of curvature.
The spatial modeling is based on a patch structure, and the seasonal impact is represented by utilizing time-periodic model parameters.
The vehicle response under impact is represented by a linear spring until the frontal structure of the vehicle has deformed to the engine box and rigid thereafter.
