Sentence examples for interaction of higher from inspiring English sources

There are several reasons for this larger impact: (a) the interaction of higher harmonics with the large fundamental load current at power frequency, (b) the increasing sound radiation efficiency with increasing frequency, and (c) the greater sensitivity of the human ear to higher frequencies, which is considered in sound measurements by applying the A-weighting filter.

But we must be careful we don't let the interaction of higher education challenges such as cost and student debt and potential solutions like speeding time to degree and the use of educational technology define the current higher education agenda to the exclusion of our liberal arts tradition.

NMR titration experiments carried out for FXR2 resulted in similar shifting with only 1.5-fold molar excess of H4K20me3 peptide suggesting a specific interaction of higher affinity than for the methylated lysine alone.

In summary, the linkage and interaction of higher co-morbidity, different etiologic spectrum, more pre-admission antibiotic therapy and subtler clinical manifestations may contribute to explain most of the differences between elderly and younger patients.

Christopher DeMuth, president emeritus of the American Enterprise Institute, notes the interaction of high affluence and modern technologies.

The Right Stuff is one of several great books in this list that derive from the interaction of high journalism and a higher literary ambition.

This radioactive carbon is continually formed when nitrogen atoms of the upper atmosphere collide with neutrons produced by the interaction of high-energy cosmic rays with the atmosphere.

Seven models include algorithms to estimate crop canopy temperature (FA, L5, HE, SS, SQ, S2, and CR) allowing the interaction of high temperature, drought stress, and [CO2]22.

This chapter considers the interaction of high-power lasers with tissue.

Earlier discussions of this topic1,2 focused on the radiation doses to be expected as a result of the interaction of high-energy cosmic rays and γ-rays with the atmosphere.

Laser-driven, inertial confinement fusion depends upon the interaction of high-energy lasers and hydrogen isotopes, contained within small, spherical and concentric target shells, causing a nuclear fusion reaction at ~150 M°C.