Sentence examples for terms that affects from inspiring English sources

In this work, we provide a tracking controller formulation for dynamically positioned surface vessels with an asymmetric added mass terms that affects the overall system dynamics at the acceleration level.

There are many deal terms that affect which investors can get in, how much stock they're able to buy during a funding round and at what price they buy those shares.

When it came to the crunch, Cyprus had no choice but to accept rescue terms that affected not only bank bondholders and shareholders - but many thousands of private deposit holders.

It prevents parties to a contract rescinding it or altering it to remove or modify the terms that affect the third party if the third party has told the promisor that he "assents" to the term, or that he has relied on the contract (and the promisor knows this, or could be expected to have known this).

We took the ICCs as a G-coefficient for relative decisions as we included only those terms that affect the rank ordering of candidates.

Prof Mark Baker, director of clinical practice at Nice, said: "Asthma is a long-term incurable condition that affects millions of people of all ages.

It's taken me a long time to view it in sober, practical terms as a condition that affects me but doesn't define me.

"Most people don't really care about open government for its own sake," he said, adding that heads of governments needed to get better at articulating transparency in real terms that affect every citizen.

So we compiled a handy glossary of must-know money terms that affect all aspects of your financial life.

As Rediff.com wrote, "Last time we checked the prime minister of Great Britain was rather keen to hear what David Beckham had to say about tackling the threat of long-term hunger that affects millions of children across the world, despite his numerous appearances in underwear campaigns".

The crucial difference is that trial-over-trial learning is a form of short-term modulation that affects Purkinje cell spike firing, but it does not seem to be involved in any form of long-term motor learning, as implied in the Abstract.