Sentence examples for influence of site from inspiring English sources

A companion paper focuses on the influence of site effects on the observed building damage.

We empirically investigated the influence of site attributes, proximity to labor, specific industries, and labor force characteristics on the location of employment concentrations.

To better understand the influence of site and environmental conditions, the focus will be on two climate conditions typical of China and the Mideast, and two separate sites, Shenzhen and Dubai.

The modelling results indicate that location, tank size, surface colour and sunshade can have substantial impacts on the plant operation, whereas the influence of site orientation is less significant.

A series of four centrifuge experiments were performed to evaluate the influence of site response, structural stiffness, base fixity, and excitation frequency on the performance of relatively stiff reservoir structures buried in dry, medium-dense sand.

Thus, we attribute little influence of site on stress level of birds in our study, but disentangling individual from site effects is difficult because site and bird are confounded.

Further, we develop a panel mixed version of the fractional split model to account for the influence of site-specific unobserved effects.

In order to explore the influence of site-specific soil properties on nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) losses between individual fields and crop sequences, 16 drained fields with clay soils were investigated in a four-year study.

We investigated the influence of site-and landscape-level habitat characteristics on birds, and explored whether the effects of site-level disturbance on bird richness varied with forest extent in lowland landscapes in Nepal.

The emphasis in Annex D is to identify and characterize critical elements of the geotechnical reliability-based design (RBD) process, while respecting the diversity of geotechnical engineering practice arising from the influence of site-specific conditions.

By my count, only one of the fifty essays in this volume was originally published in an online-exclusive venue, which, given the immense influence of sites like Pitchfork over the past two decades, doesn't feel like enough.