Sentence examples for technical effects of from inspiring English sources

The sixty-thousand-square-foot museum mimics the language, layout, and technical effects of state-of-the-art science museums: mastodon fossils and mineral crystals, soaring dioramas of life-size animatronic dinosaurs, several movie theatres, conference rooms, cafés, even a planetarium, and an echoing soundtrack of bird calls.

The attractiveness of the other options depends upon the microgeneration portfolio that emerges, the manageability of large metering data flows, and the nature of the technical effects of large-scale microgeneration penetration.

Similarly we found even in the presence of technical effects of RNA processing method that biologically related differences in the large-scale organization of gene expression levels associated with postnatal handling were detected using either method of RNA processing.

Thus, we have found the jackstraw to also be useful in the context of dealing with latent variables that reflect technical effects of no biological relevance.

In step two, we also fit CAD status as the biological variable, but removed the technical effects of RNA quality (bioanalyzed RNA integrity number (RIN) number) and plate (two per phase) using the rm.adj = TRUE option.

But in the short run, the trade deficit has the technical effect of reducing U.S. GDP.

With this approach, we are able to draw conclusions regarding the technical effect of the transition from existing central to decentralised urban water systems.

In particular, one factor contributing to the increase in emissions during the 5-year period from 2000 to 2005 was the high technical effect of +62 Mt CO2 observed for the commercial electric power sector.

(1) During the 15-year period from 1990 to 2005, technical effects in the ocean and road cargo transport sectors (including, among other factors, increased fuel efficiency for ships and trucks) helped to ensure an overall technical effect of −29 Mt CO2 for tertiary industries as a whole, thus contributing significantly to a reduction in CO2 emissions.

This season he scraped off the technical effects; most of the fabrics were silk or cotton, though they might have had the appearance of a novel synthetic.

For [Busby] Berkeley, as for [Leni] Riefenstahl, the human form, whether individual or en masse, is merely the raw material for new technical effects, whether of propaganda or visual stylization….