Sentence examples for transient influences from inspiring English sources

The "collections" that Johansson refers to don't function according to the usual spring/summer and autumn/winter stereotypes; rather, H&M operates on the basis of constantly shifting stock, introducing new pieces throughout the season, according to customer reception and demand, as well as more transient influences such as which celebrities are wearing what.

Open image in new window Figure 9 Transient influence of parameter D and G* on the proportion of elastic deformation.

However, there is no direct relationship to quantify the transient influence of different boundary conditions including contaminant in supply air, contaminant source and initial condition on indoor contaminant distribution.

Vertical variations in granulometry and componentry of the fall deposits are used to track temporal changes in eruption intensity and column height and the transient influence of the jetstream on the dispersal pattern of the plume.

TEM has been used in [14] to reveal the asymmetric influences from mature markets to emerging markets, but was not used to give the total amount of TE of the entire system, nor in a sliding window fashion to measure the transient influence dynamics.

A number of recent climate-model studies have provided cogent arguments that the current warming stasis can in fact be explained by the transient influence of other factors.

In addition to its transient influence on transmitter release, a single low dose of aflatrem is able to induce degeneration of neuronal processes in hippocampal neurotransmitter systems and therefore represents a long-term health threat.

This paper details the results of the simulation of a loss of forced convection test, showing the capability of the developed methodology to predict transients influenced by local three-dimensional phenomena.

Our framework uniquely investigates heterogeneously networked dynamical systems with transient directional influences, which subsumes unidirectional diffusion dynamics.

This will tend to stabilise the prey population towards the equilibrium point if transient external influences lead to short-term population growth or shrinkage.

However, it remains unknown if acute transient stress influences the concentrations of cytokines.