Sentence examples for influences for example from inspiring English sources

In Beijing, you also find Manchu influences, for example in sweetmeats like sha qi ma, made from deep-fried dough strands bound together with syrup.

The temperature field in the tool influences for example the type of wear and the tool life and hence the temperatures evolving in the workpiece are responsible for later product quality.

Thus, comparing bottom-up saliency maps to eye fixations is challenging and has required that one tries to minimize top-down influences, for example by focusing on early fixations on a stimulus.

As one researcher has pointed out, "The technical core must be able to operate as if the market will absorb the single kind of product at a continuous rate, and as if inputs flowed continuously at a steady rate with specified quality".1 Indeed, decoupling production from outside influences (for example, via inventory buffers) is a common objective in designing manufacturing systems.

The latter provides only a snapshot view of attentional bias (that is, at the offset of the pictures), at which point an attentional bias for food cues might be susceptible to task-related strategic influences, for example, shifting attention away from the pictures back to the central position in anticipation of the probe onset.

Such properties often express higher-level characteristics of the behaviour of the process rather than the direct influences; for example stable end situations (e.g., 'after some time the crime rate stabilises'), or the effect of the occurrence of several events at the same time.

Consumers are influenced, for example, by their motivation to fulfill a need.

This tradeoff is application-dependent, influenced for example by the relative urgency of network restoration.

Its predecessor, DSM-4, is used in research worldwide, and has an influence, for example, in naming conditions that pharmaceutical companies devise drugs to treat.

Top executive branch officials are banned from investing in industries they oversee and can influence — for example, Fed chairmen are prohibited from investing in the financial sector.

Here she helps shape how research on health intersects with media narratives which influence, for example, how the public develops views on GMOs.