Sentence examples for instantaneous effects from inspiring English sources

Rather than having instantaneous effects, inequality gradually corrodes the social fabric.

To evaluate the instantaneous effects of visual feedback on undisturbed stance control mechanisms.

Cryopreservation success is not dependent merely upon instantaneous effects, but upon evolution of events along the cryopreservation protocol.

This paper also intends to investigate the potential loss of information if the performance parameters are simply averaged without considering the instantaneous effects.

Thus, an analysis of in-patient and outpatient data streams has to be supplemented with an assessment of timing for provisional updates, population mobility, instantaneous effects of the media on seeking medical care behavioural patterns, etc.

Thus, the sulphonylureas have a rapid onset of action and effect on direct blood glucose measurements (FPG in Fig. 2), but a rate of fall of HbA1c which, allowing for kinetics of glycated haemoglobin turnover, suggests nearly instantaneous effects on blood glucose control.

And it had an instantaneous effect as Glock then spun for the second time, this time wrecking his rear wing on the entry to the Loews hairpin.

Eye contact has an instantaneous effect on the brain, evoking feelings that make both parties either approach or retreat.

Fluorescence, on the other hand, is an almost instantaneous effect, ending within about 10−8 second after excitation.

"Evidence on the almost instantaneous effect of positive human connections on people's bodies convinces me that if I had to choose whether my workplace had purpose or positive connections, I'd bet on connections".

The after-hours move on Tuesday had a nearly instantaneous effect on global markets, initially sending copper back below $10,000 a metric ton and crude oil below $100 a barrel.