Sentence examples for restraining the impacts from inspiring English sources

By adjusting or restraining the impacts of the current observations on the parameter estimation using the fading factor, an adaptive filter makes full use of the current observations to improve the filtering accuracy (Chang & Liu 2015).

SIX big European oil and gas firms called on June 1st for a globally co-ordinated price on carbon-dioxide emissions, to restrain the impact on the climate of burning fossil fuels.

The simulation results demonstrate that the designed controller can effectively restrain the impact of variation in system parameters and load disturbance.

An analysis of the main principles for the choice of lift-off is described by us and a new method that improves the structure of the detector is proposed from the point of view of the design of a magnetic circuit, to restrain the impact of fluctuations of sensor lift-off.

Ambient winds may reduce the cooling efficiency of a nature draft dry-cooling tower, so it is of benefit to the design and operation of indirect dry cooling system to determine the preferred tower shape to restrain the adverse impacts of ambient winds.

Seat belts aid in restraining the victim from being thrown from a vehicle under impact; they can also be a source of injury, however.

That's especially true because a rising dollar has a double impact on the economy: in addition to hitting exports and restraining the growth rate of G.D.P., it makes imported goods and services cheaper, which reduces the rate of inflation.

Another factor restraining the adoption of abstinence was peer pressure.

The Hans device restrains the head during an impact and has dramatically reduced the risk of basilar skull fractures - a break of the base of the skull - which have killed many drivers over the years.

Additionally, Henry et al [ 6] observed that 'young' competitor cells in the recipient had a restraining impact on the leukemogenic efficiency of 'old' transformed cells, indicating that the age-associated leukemogenesis involves both cell intrinsic (or autonomous) and extrinsic factors perhaps related to competitive occupancy of critical bone marrow niches.

In addition, it highlights the restraining impact on sexual activity of adherence to traditional Thai cultural norms, and the prioritising of educational attainment, among general school/university students and their parents.