Sentence examples for an immediacy effect from inspiring English sources

By choosing this starting point we ensure that difference in citation patterns found in our analysis will not be due to an immediacy effect, i.e., if there is a difference it is not because a paper is likely to be read and cited earlier by readers in the same geographical region than by readers in other regions.

"We see this immediacy effect with mobile because not only are people potentially closer in physical proximity to a purchase, but they're also closer to the crucial decision moments," writes Google Product Marketing Manager Ben Chung in his blog post summarizing the findings.

There was both an immediacy and a grave peace.

"Diaries have an immediacy, a messiness and a point of view that makes them valuable.

His Columbia students say his experience gives an immediacy to an already powerful subject.

There's an immediacy here, a kind of urgent calling out: 'We're here!

Because it was March Madness, comparing college basketball brackets brought an immediacy to their conversation.

"There's an immediacy to publishing this way that I just love," he said.

> > Also, there is an immediacy to this.

The Wachowskis' images have an immediacy to them.

He has an immediacy with his cinematography.