Sentences with phrase «dual impact»

The rear doors also feature dual impact beams.

As we note in an upcoming conversation with Dennis Santiago, banks are constrained by the dual impact of restrictions on lending due to regulation and a dearth of duration due to the Fed, ECB, BOJ and «quantitative easing.»

This kind of contextual approach has a dual impact, because both professors and students are forced to see what these disciplines mean in terms of the types of issues that the students are going to face in the parish, and the ways in which they actually arise.»

The ability to understand grinding more comprehensively has the dual impact of allowing us to make better tasting coffee and to be more efficient in the way we do that.

By preventing this contact and imposing a physical constraint, the pyjama - cardigan - sleep - sack combination could therefore have a dual impact not only in terms of immediate discomfort but also perhaps emotional and motor development.

The zone was exposed to chronic radiation following the 1986 accident; nearly 30 years later, researchers have accurate data on the dual impacts on mammal populations of a radioactive environment and the exclusion of humans.

The dual impact enhances the quality of learning, resulting in an immersive learning experience.

With the dual impact of e-courses and instructor - led trainings the Learners were able to perform better at their jobs.

The back - to - back bleaching events, and the increased spread south of the damage now leaves only the southern third of the reef untouched, and while bleached coral doesn't necessarily mean the coral is dead, the dual impact of these losses decreases the reef's natural ability to repair itself.

Altogether, adult attachment patterns appear to have a dual impact on child — parent caregiving interactions: an impact on the nature of care that older adults receive and an influence on how successfully children cope with parent care responsibilities.

-LSB-...] A new study by the Relationship Education experts at Healthy Relationships California (HRC) finds that a recently developed curriculum has a dual impact: helping participants improve their intimate relationships as well as helping unemployed / under - employed individuals better their job prospects and workplace communication.

San Diego, CA — March 23, 2016 — A new study by the Relationship Education experts at Healthy Relationships California (HRC) finds that a recently developed curriculum has a dual impact: helping participants improve their intimate relationships as well as helping unemployed / under - employed individuals better their job prospects and workplace communication.