Sentence examples for potential disturbance from inspiring English sources

A potential disturbance in the supply of REEs would threaten not only modern technology, but also the advancement of innovative technology.

Spatially explicit simulation models are needed for predicting the landscape-level effects of historical or potential disturbance regimes.

One of the alliance's concerns is a plan to build a new viaduct over the River Till and the potential disturbance this could create for two bird species: the stone curlew and the great bustard.

This results from the varying importance of individual disturbance drivers across the landscape, of which only a subset are exposed to potential disturbance interactions.

In a speech to the House of Lords about possible sites for fracking, he said that while there are some 'beautiful natural areas' where fracking may not be suitable because of the potential disturbance it brings, he went on to say: "But there are large and uninhabited and desolate areas.

In order to comply with best practices66 and minimise potential disturbance, the vertical ascent of the UAV was made at 200 m distance from the foraging aggregations and sampling was performed at a height of 120 m above-surface level, as measured by the on-board altimeter.

Spatio and/or temporal surveillance systems are designed to monitor the ongoing appearance of disease cases in space and time, and to detect potential disturbances in either dimension.

With these tools, we show that membrane potential disturbances can be compensated by adjusting the leak flux, without significant perturbations of ATP consumption.

Simulation results showed that boreal forests carbon stocks are vulnerable to loss because of future potential disturbances, complicating efforts to offset greenhouse gas emissions through forest management.

The use of Stationary Plasma Thrusters for North South stationkeeping significantly enhances the mission lifetime as well as minimizes potential disturbances to the 12 m reflector.

"Following these incidents, we cannot risk any more potential disturbances affecting library users, and so we are not allowing members of the group inside the building, but as we have made clear to them they are still able to use the public toilets on Lloyd Street - less than a minute's walk away – as they have done throughout the entire duration of their protest.