Sentence examples for impacted at the same from inspiring English sources

Delamination length and opening of 3D woven composites was less than 2D composites impacted at the same energy as a result of suppression of delamination propagation and opening offered by the Z-tow reinforcement of the 3D fabric architecture.

But in 2008, everything was negatively impacted at the same time.

Note that the correlation for the M-choice line was negatively impacted by the F10 and F11 generations data (see arrowheads in Fig. 3B, right panel) and P-choice females were similarly impacted at the same two generations (arrows).

Therefore, our data showed that dms3, rdm1 and drd1 were impacted predominantly at the same small RNA-generating regions, and these regions were in fact a subset of dms4-suppressed regions.

The challenge from an IT or application security perspective is how to effectively monitor and protect such a rapidly changing ecosystem without significantly impacting performance at the same time.

Theory is also developed to quantify an increase in restitution coefficient following identical impacts at the same point.

Recent rock dating has put the Chicxulub asteroid impact at the same time as massive eruptions in India, and shows that the main eruptions were also geologically rapid.

"The key point I would agree with here is that you need to look at both the environmental and health impacts at the same time," he said.

I was looking for some certain blend between potential emotional devastation and also for it to be funny and unusual, so you would have those two impacts at the same time.

"In many surveyed countries, poor people were living through this second round of negative impacts at the same time the national economies were showing strong signs of economic recovery," the study said.

As the Centre for Social Innovation puts it: "A true social innovation is systems-changing – it permanently alters the perceptions, behaviours and structures that previously gave rise to these challenges". Social innovation is a process, an outcome and an impact at the same time.