Sentence examples for system which affect from inspiring English sources
The extracted growth kernel is described in terms of the states of the system which affect the growth phenomenon.
Also known as Recklinghausen's Disease, this group of inherited disorders of the nervous system which affect how nerve cells form and grow, causing tumors to grow on nerves.
The stabilizing functions compensate for nonlinearities exists in the system which affect the stability of its operation.
Natural sleep is controlled by a large number of neurotransmitters in the central nervous system which affect the desire to sleep and give sleep an architecture which is important for refreshment.
According to the corresponding optimal sizing results presented in this paper, the total cost of the desalination system is highly affected by the operational characteristics of the devices comprising the system, which affect the degree of exploitation of the available solar and wind energy potentials.
Most of the megatrends are interlinked and some of them include changes inside the transportation system which affect other parts of the system.
An example of systemic capture could be neoliberal globalisation, which affects external sovereignty, or the capitalist system, which affects internal sovereignty.
Equally disturbing was the author's not-so-veiled admiration for this gaming of the system, which affects the rest of us legitimate consumers with higher retail pricing and potentially restrictive return policies in response.
If imperialism once played itself out across racial and geographical lines, it is now a global economic system which affects us all, albeit in different ways by exploiting labour, expropriating and privatising resources, concentrating profits and institutionalising inequality.
This allows for an accurate overall power profiling within the reactor system, which affects reactor coolant temperature, neutron flux, and other associated reactor parameters.
According to Dr. Shaw's interpretation of the experiments, it is the mean temperature of the system which affects the coefficient of attraction, so that in the case of extremely unequal masses it is the temperature of the larger mass only which counts.
