Sentence examples for resultant action from inspiring English sources
Oil movement towards the producer is caused by the resultant action of gravity and capillarity forces.
Even if we are inspired to act by art or nature, the resultant action is generally indirect, such as joining a political movement or making a contribution to an organization.
To characterize neurons, 500 1000 ms depolarizing DC current injections were given to each cell and resultant action potential firing patterns were analyzed, following the Petilla convention nomenclature [20].
Interactions were also coded by duration and purpose and then compared with the resultant action.
Criticising the precepts of modern Islam and the resultant actions of its adherents is not racist.
The resultant actions by the individual involve sensory-discriminative, motivational-affective, and modulatory processes in an attempt to limit or stop the painful process.
The trouble is that BCIs tend to read information from the brain and let the person confirm the resultant actions (moving a bionic arm or selecting a letter on a screen) visually.
The resultant actions included a $755,000 fine against Clear Channel Communications for graphic talk on a "Bubba the Love Sponge" radio show and a record $1.75 million fine, also against Clear Channel, for indecency complaints against Howard Stern.
A critical question that has been raised is whether or not bridled nailtail wallaby conservation management issues and resultant actions are necessarily being targeted at a scale that is appropriate to effectively address the problem.
In this regard, tissue insulin resistance may be used as an important indicator of the resultant actions of pattern recognition receptors and the induction of the pro-inflammatory cytokines, being a tissue marker of severity of sepsis, before organ failure.
In this regard, tissue insulin resistance may be used as an important indicator of the resultant actions of the proinflammatory cytokines, being a tissue marker of the severity of sepsis before organ failure.
