0 present participle of impact
1 to have an influence on something:
Falling export rates have impacted (on) the country's economy quite considerably.
A problem with multiparameter type classes is the increased possibilities they introduce for ambiguity in inferred types, impacting their usefulness in many practical situations.
It is attractive to speculate that life events have their effect by impacting on the sensitivity for daily hassles.
Factors identified as negatively impacting on response rates have included time constraints, complexity of research, unrealistic expectations and lack of feedback.
The spreading of the density profile results in a larger flux of ions accelerating through the sheath and impacting on the wall.
In fact, the sensing of the interaction parameters could be replaced by non-acoustic sensing without impacting the principle.
In other words, when a cache fault occurs, the requested document can be retrieved directly from its original storage (server) without impacting the cache content.
We now briefly expand on how these research approaches are impacting this line of research.
In addition, the unconsolidated nature of the lunar regolith may further enhance the survivability of impacting meteorites.
