Sentence examples for be a practical effect from inspiring English sources

He wrote, "Originally, it was supposed to be a practical effect but they couldn't get it to fall in a natural way, so what we had to do was shoot the practical elements in pieces and we put them all together and timed all those plates and ended up rebuilding a significant part of it and tying it all together in CG.

"There's a practical effect, in that it'll bring a lot of attention and resources to a targeted state".

A scene where the vault tumbled as the cars rounded a corner was a practical effect, and the result was more violent than the filmmakers had anticipated.

One of the ways to judge if the optimism about the job market is having a practical effect is to look at the number of people leaving their jobs in hopes of finding a better one.

In conclusion, supplementation of OA with PEG may be a practical approach to overcome detrimental effects of tannins in this feedstuff.

Fortunately, the breeder can transfer the different R genes into the male sterility line (maternal parent) and the restorer line (paternal parent), respectively, which might be a practical strategy to use the dosage effects of Pi2, Pi9 and Pigm in hybrid rice.

And while the MacBook Air might be smaller still, the difference is not going to have a practical effect for most users.

They acknowledged that the state bills were not likely to have a practical effect anytime soon, since they will quickly be challenged as unconstitutional.

That wasn't just mean; it had a practical effect.

The meaning of ITT has been interpreted differently by various RCTs, however the Cochrane Handbook has compiled evidence specifying that the definition we used averts a biased treatment effect and is a practical way to understand the effects of a clinical intervention [ 41, 42].

Measurement of global DNA methylation patterns is a practical means of identifying differential epigenetic effects in neonates.