Sentence examples for was applied causing from inspiring English sources

In the past, the bindings and boots would combine to create a flat spot in the ski at the point where most of a skier's weight was applied, causing the ski to skid.

In the first case, a reaction between the hydroxyl groups of the linear polyglycidol (of Mn 8000 g/mol or 1.9 x 106 g/mol) and the anhydride groups of the surface was applied, causing multiple attachment of the polymer chain to the surface.

We can use amplitude thresholds because baseline correction has previously been applied causing zero-centering of the local EEG average.

Podravina is an area of relatively intensive agriculture where, according to modern agricultural demands, higher doses of organic and mineral fertilizers are applied, causing leaching of the soil and nitrate input in aquatic ecosystems.

In the case of dielectric heating, an external alternating current is applied, causing the dielectric molecules in food products to undergo rotation and friction, thus ensuring the rapid generation of uniform heat.

The uniformly distributed loads were applied causing flexural moment of 45 kN·m, which was 55% of the ultimate moment resistance of the slabs at room temperatures, and sustained throughout the fire test.

Any new statute passed by Congress, then, would likely be challenged as soon as it's applied, causing more confusion about what the law really is until the U.S. Supreme Court weighs in on that new statute several years later.

An excitatory force is applied causing deflection of the bundle towards the tallest stereocilia (Fig. 1a).

In addition cell damage is expected as shear is applied, causing some of the cells to burst, and subsequently the observed shift in cell size.

– Phase (4): A preload above the critical buckling preload P b is applied, causing the structures to buckle and the structure tips to detach from the glass probe.

Phase (4): A preload above the critical buckling preload Pb is applied, causing the structures to buckle and the structure tips to detach from the glass probe.