Sentence examples for which cannot be affected from inspiring English sources

This value is consistent with the one measured in a borehole in the vicinity of line Y, IODP Site C0018, 62 Marcailloucaillou et al. 2012) (Figure 3c,d), which cannot be affected by BWT variation.

She supports it by asking us "to imagine an immortal, indestructible robot, an entity which moves and acts, but which cannot be affected by anything, which cannot be changed in any respect, which cannot be damaged, injured or destroyed" (p. 16).

And it is this fact, that the future is not real or actual, which means that it is open, can be affected by what happens now; and it is the fact that the present and past are real or actual which means that they cannot be affected by what happens now.

The SFDRR could have made it much clearer that hazards exist which need to be addressed by disaster risk reduction but which are not affected, and perhaps cannot be affected, by climate change.

Unlike geo-helminths, H. nana does not require the external environment for maturation of eggs, which means the lifecycle of this parasite cannot be affected.

Once equipped with certain sensorimotor properties, actions which cannot be distinguished via the sensors, or sensory modalities that cannot be affected by the actions at some time scale are likely to degenerate away, as information processing is energetically costly [12].

"The rules of logic cannot be affected by physical experience".

Such nonlinear properties cannot be affected by payload encryption or dynamic port change and hence cannot be easily masqueraded.

Thus, T1D affects the placental vasculature already in a period that cannot be affected by GDM.

Communications channels exhibit some degree of time correlation, which cannot be perfectly estimated, affecting the performance of the modulation diversity system.

It was proposed that the presence of a high density of statistically stored dislocations (which cannot be detected by EBSD) affects the physical chemical properties of the oxide film formed on grains.