Sentence examples for bump effect from inspiring English sources
In this respect, reinforced soil walls offer a cost effective alternative to, and have been found to reduce the "bridge bump" effect associated with, pile supported abutments.
Get the front middle section of your hair, lay it back against your head, and clip it for a bump effect.
The "Middleton effect"—a bump in sales attributed to the Duchess of Cambridge's fashion choices has had a beneficial effect on British brands in America.
In the end Ms Salgado blinked, offering soft loans to cover half the money the regions must return, and so in effect bumping up the national debt.Some PP-run regional governments have eked out efficiencies, cut investment and merged departments.
Be sure to count in an employer match Many employers will match a portion of your 401(k) contributions, in effect bumping up the amount that you can save every year.
For the record, Vul and Walker found a small effect—"enough to bump someone from the 49th to the 51st percentile of attractiveness," they explain in an October 2013 UC San Diego press release announcing publication of the results in the Association for Psychological Science's online journal.
The effects of redistribution layer (RDL), bump structural design/material selection, polymer-cored ball application, and PCB design/material selection are studied.
That change should bump up the average cost-per-click, and have a positive effect on Yahoo's revenue.
So I found that if I dropped in some weird element — a theme park or some ghosts or whatever — it had the effect of bumping things up into a higher register, where I wasn't quite sure what the piece was anymore, or how it was supposed to behave, which was good: instead of controlling it, I was running along behind it, trying to figure out what it was and where it was headed.
There they go -- bump, bump, bump".
