Sentences with phrase «surprisingly small impact»

But that type of good fortune turns out to have a surprisingly small impact on happiness.

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Chip Heath: If you look at award - winning ads that make an impact, people are using a surprisingly small number of plots in those ads.

As streams, rivers and watersheds absorb more small dams, however, surprisingly few scientific studies have considered their environmental impact, and policies or regulations are lacking or largely inconsistent.

«It was surprisingly difficult to find scientific articles that have rigorously quantified the individual and cumulative impacts of small hydropower.

On the basis of seismic measurements published in the current issue of the journal Geology, scientists from Potsdam (GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences), Bremerhaven (Alfred - Wegener - Institute, AWI) and Kiel (GEOMAR) show that impacts of the mantle plume on the continental crust are actually surprisingly small.

But before you swear off baked beans for good, check out these six small things that might be having a surprisingly big impact on how bloated you feel.

Yet, on the contrary, the four woven works now on show at the smaller Gagosian Gallery retain a surprisingly painterly impact even as they move some way from the original source, Abstract Painting 724 - 4 (1990): each repeats four times, with kaleidoscopic reflections, the image of one quadrant of the painting.

While U.N. sponsored sanctions against smaller countries like Burma or Iran had only a limited impact in Canada, the Russia - focused restrictions on trade and investment have already affected a surprisingly large portion of the Canadian economy.