Sentence examples for unilateral effect from inspiring English sources

The Swazi refused to sign the proclamation, but in 1894 another convention was signed by the two powers, virtually giving unilateral effect to its terms.

A one-crack and a two-crack hinged-hinged beam-column are theoretically investigated to illustrate the unilateral effect of the crack behaviour on the buckling load.

The state of damage in concrete, assumed isotropic, is modeled by means of a fourth order damage tensor to capture the unilateral effect.

The unilateral effect of a vertical merger is to increase prices upon the initial situation, which is followed by another increase in outsider prices ending up in a situation that harms consumers.

Thus, we cannot explain the greater impact of bilateral stimulation by a unilateral effect of unilateral stimulation.

For example, without this centering of the market shares, the unilateral effect is picked up by the net coefficient of market share (i.e. the difference of the coefficients for the market share and the HHI), whereas the coordinated effect would then be identified as the coefficient for the HHI.

Dan Wall, Oracle's lead lawyer, disputed Mr. Scott's assertion that the unilateral effects theory applied in this case.

At the heart of the government's case is the "unilateral effects theory," a standard that looks at whether the combined company would be so powerful that prices would rise and innovation would be stifled.

Because these conditions are so specific, trustbusters fret less and less about the "co-ordinated effects" of mergers and more about the "unilateral effects"—the loss of competition between merging partners.The focus on market definition has nevertheless made it harder for trustbusters to stand in the way of some mergers.

The micro-mechanical model can capture unilateral effects.

The DEWCD model can capture both unilateral effects and irreversible strains.