Sentence examples for box effect from inspiring English sources

The walls are painted a crisp white, creating what she aptly called a "light box" effect.

The box effect is heightened by blacked-out pillars that create a floating roof of optional white or silver in the manner of the Mini or two-tone cars of the 1950s.

Less directly, researchers seemed to suggest (based on their work and, just as often, their experiences) that one problem with high school is the "big box effect:" high school is a giant building full of people with little in common beyond their age.

The app does also includes a series of optional frames/effects to augment the cover photo with if you desire, including a speech bubble, decorative frames that reference the World Cup, or other stuff like a heart-shaped frame or a box effect.

While violent demonstrations and curfews no longer take place on a daily basis, this "tinder box effect" on the streets of Srinagar and other towns in Indian-administered Kashmir - in which angry crowds take to the streets often without much notice - is still a feature of life.

Finally, interpreting MTC outputs may be misleading, as assessments of heterogeneity and statistical power are not commonly employed, resulting in a "black box" effect of the analysis.

Hendrix used a combination of natural amplifier overdrive and fuzz box effects units to create the song's razor-sharp guitar tone.

Included are the Electro's modulation effects (tremolo, auto-pan, ring modulation, auto-wah, and 2 manual wah algorithms), "stomp box" effects (2 algorithms each of phaser (effect), flanger and chorus).

In our models, nests are nested within boxes, which allow us to incorporate any box effects and absorb any experiment effect into the box effects.

The avenue also gives retailers with smaller space requirements "the ability to do the jewel-box effect," Ms. Bellantoni said.

Whether it was Mr. Sambora's guitar-through-a-voice-box effect introducing "Livin' on a Prayer," which started the two-hour concert, or David Bryan's dramatic piano chords in "Always," an encore number, the introductions to most songs drew cheers.