Sentence examples similar to barrel effect from inspiring English sources

"I especially like to pair a white cotton top with blue capri pants," she said, "getting that double-barrel effect of ocean blue with the clean, cool feeling of fresh snow".

The barreling effect increases with increase in the tool-work piece interface friction which is due to restricted flow of metals at the interfaces.

"It's the crab-in-barrel effect," he told me.

"Sadly, our culture has been living the crab-in-the-barrel effect," she said to Latina.

Equities also were pressured by a decline in oil prices to below $50 a barrel, an effect of the worldwide economic slowdown.

In this study [ 61] it was shown that whereas both the cholinergic agonist CCh and NA abolish synchronous slow oscillations in the intact rat barrel cortex, the effects on spontaneous firing rates differed: as in our own findings, CCh had practically no effect on firing rates whereas NA significantly suppressed these.

Even if oil prices stay around $80 a barrel, these "base effects" could keep America's headline inflation above 2% for much of the first half of 2010.

With two minutes remaining, Peppers, who had thus far been stymied, put his explosiveness to good effect, barrelling over a defender and continuing thirty-six yards, into the end zone, for his twenty-fifth touchdown of the season, pushing the lead to 42 14.

The results show further significant interactions, which means that the effect of barrel temperature depends on the feed moisture content and vice versa.

A design of experiments (DOE) approach has been adopted to investigate the effect of barrel temperature, mould temperature, screw speed and back pressure on the mechanical properties of the mouldings.

The length of the barrel can have an effect on tuning.