Sentence examples for sensible influence from inspiring English sources

These maneuvers have a sensible influence of the CoG motion and they must be accounted for a realistic trajectory optimization.

In order to evaluate the sensible influence of engineering disturbance on frozen soil environment, the evaluating model of permafrost thermal stability and thawing sensibility is proposed.

Especially the rather narrow temperature range between 200 and 400 °C causes the most significant changes and is therefore very sensible to influences and possibly difficult to control.

Due to scatter in the data, it is not possible to deduce any sensible trend on the influence of droplet size on its relative breakage rate and attrition.

There's an Asian influence -- sensible considering we New Yorkers are obsessed with our Asian food.

A range of environmental influences on sensible heat flux and urban vegetation was detected both within and between individual zoning categories.

Science presenter Brian Cox, who had warned against interference in the BBC, tweeted earlier on Thursday: "BBC charter renewal now looks sensible, subject to reducing ministerial influence over appointments to the board".

Eight of them could be omitted from the MIDAM-LTC, because the thinking aloud method revealed sensible explanations for their small influence on dignity.

In standard cases, when one is having a veridical perception, the experiential state of the perceiver is brought about by the actual object of her perception, and the perceiver's state is qualitatively differentiated by the causal influences of the sensible qualities of the public object.

Matt Dillon makes his film debut as the "bad kid" who influences the more sensible Michael Kramer, who tries to navigate the minefield of adolescence in an increasingly brutal landscape, populated by unsupervised, privileged kids whose level of boredom and ennui boils over into one of the most stunning climaxes of teen anarchy ever photographed.

This is rarely sensible, as P-values are influenced by study-specific factors such as power (determined by sample size) and locus-specific factors such as minor allele frequency and effect size.