Sentence examples for instruments to affect from inspiring English sources

Where we're going we'll take our cameras to record things, our instruments to affect changes in the environment, and our humor, to keep the whole thing hanging together.

The aim of this paper is to propose a framework for the evaluation of policy instruments designed to affect development and dissemination of new energy technologies.

As a managing member, he was "authorized to execute, acknowledge, deliver and record any recordable instrument purporting to affect an interest in real property, whether to be recorded with a Registry of Deeds or with a District Office of the Land Court".

Another problem concerns the available instruments to measure affect regulation.

Every change you make on an instrument is going to affect your Fruity Loops pattern.

Indeed, in developed countries, the selection of payment methods has been one of the main instruments of health policy to affect provider behaviours (Mills et al. 2000; Carrin and Hanvoravongchai 2003; Roberts et al. 2008).

The largest fit residuals occur near the poles where the predicted tidal signal is smallest, but where fluctuations in instrument temperature may start to affect the coalignment of the LOLA receiver telescope and beam expander.

At ToMOH concentrations of ≥200 μM, the solution viscosity began to affect the instrument mixing time, and it was not possible to obtain meaningful results in this range.

The aim of this study was to develop an instrument to measure parent affect specific to the feeding context and determine its validity and reliability.

Second, because of time constraints, we only used brief self-reported instruments to assess negative and positive affect, and emotional responses towards stress.

More than two years later, the Apollo 12 astronauts landed about 200 metres [650 feet] from Surveyor 3 and removed some of Surveyor 3's instruments to study how they were affected by exposure to the lunar environment.