Sentence examples for impacts to the structure from inspiring English sources

Impacts to the structure would produce light which would be recorded and analyzed to determine the location[14].

Different cooling atmospheres give rise impacts to the surface structure of Pt(7 5 1) electrode, but hardly change the amount of hydrogen adsorption desorption sites on the electrode.

Research utilising the FOI will become especially important for monitoring the impact of changes to the structure and practice of the whole NHS on outcomes following from the reforms of the NHS Bill 2012.

So the Passive Seismic Experiment, which used seismic readings from meteoroid impacts to map the inner structure of the Moon, is still up there, discarded along with a laser reflector that helped measure the precise distance from the Earth to the Moon.

Climate change has already begun to impact the structure and function of forest ecosystems in the Pacific Northwest by altering the frequency, intensity, and duration of droughts and heat stress, with implications for widespread environmental and socio-economic change.

The external environment is found to impact the structure of the organization and it increases the uncertainty of managerial tasks (Duncan 1972).

A secondary level of interpretation can identify those variants encoding a different amino acid or a premature stop codon likely to impact the structure and function of the proteins containing them.

Identification of the location and force history of the impact that was applied to the structure can provide useful information for assessing the structural integrity.

"But here you're taking it to a city scale, which has much more of an impact — connecting the devices to the structure to the transportation to the people".

Foot involvement occurs early in rheumatoid arthritis but the extent to which this impacts on the structure and function leading to impairment and foot related disability is unknown.

At the point of impact, large accelerations are imparted to the structure, which may be undesirable, particularly for occupied structures.