Sentence examples for time exert from inspiring English sources

Magma density and mean residence time exert a considerable effect on crystal growth, nucleation, and agglomeration.

But where the others continued to learn, develop and in time exert a lasting influence on the philosophical tradition, Popper knew better.

It may be stated, in accordance with the fitted equation, that the rotation speed and the square of the blending time exert significant effects on the distribution of the active ingredient.

"The midweek fact check (in the spirit of PolitiFact.com, which could even be hired for the job...) might, over time, exert some influence on the speakers on Sunday," he wrote.

However, it wasn't long before things began to change: Vietnamese gangs would move into Britain and, in lightning-quick time, exert total dominance over the cannabis market.

The midweek fact check (in the spirit of Politifact.com, which could even be hired for the job...) might, over time, exert some influence on the speakers on Sunday.

The early exchanges were inevitably feisty with the referee, Wayne Barnes, wasting little time exerting his authority.

Onstage, he was spending less time exerting himself on the horn and more time resting on a stool and banging on a tambourine.

The dynamic in Karbala suggests that Iran may have a hard time exerting any deep sway among Iraqis, even among fellow Shiites, with suspicion playing out on several fronts.

The micromechanical spring is strained by the extrusive growth force output from the aligned CNT array during its growth and, at the same time, exerts a mechanical restoring force against the buckling resistance of the CNTs.

According to the established polynomial regression models, the process independent variables "treatment time" (exerting a positive effect) and "initial COD content" (exerting a negative effect) played more significant roles in surfactant photodegradation than the process variable "initial H2O2 concentration" under the studied experimental conditions.