Sentence examples for smallest direct from inspiring English sources
Parental Education had the smallest direct effects on Mathematics achievement for Azerbaijan, Hong Kong SAR, Saudi Arabia and Austria.
In terms of waste treatment methods, landfill generates the smallest direct and indirect waste tonnages, but it also provides the least amount of economic activity per tonne treated, producing $US2.53 in total of economic production per tonne treated.
Both powder and nanotube spectra (Figure 2) show the features that can be assigned to the A and B excitons, characteristic for the 2H-polytype and correspond to the smallest direct transition at the K point of the Brillouin zone (K4 → K5 and K1 → K5 transitions, respectively) [20].
Organizational identification had the smallest direct effect on the path of organizational commitment.
It culminated in the short-lived occupation of some luxury flats the kind of small-scale direct action that has characterized the housing campaign so far.
A tree reducible graph is a reducible subgraph for which the transitive reduction (a smallest directed graph with the same reachability) of the associated dag is an arborescence (outdirected tree) with root s.
In coming months, the company will introduce its direct sales offerings nationwide, imitating smaller direct Internet sellers like CarsDirect.com.
And more broadly, even a sharp fall in exports to Europe would be only a small direct hit to demand.
And southern leaders have been criticised for spending so much of their relatively small direct income, mostly from oil, on arms rather than schools or clinics.
There are also cons for larger companies: "You can get lost in the crowd, there is less career flexibility and you may have a smaller direct impact on projects," adds Boyd.
A refrigerant that has smaller direct greenhouse potential than those currently in use but that exchanges heat less efficiently — causing an air conditioner to consume more energy for the same amount of cooling — could have a larger total climate impact.
