Sentence examples for calibrated effect from inspiring English sources

Few films of such precisely and intricately calibrated effect feel as free, loose, and swingy.

The allusion to homeyness is a precisely calibrated effect, not unlike those artful fashion shoots in which otherworldly models pretend to be dandling a baby.

The skunk's scent glands have evolved into structures that look like swollen nipples, each able to swivel independently of the other to take perfect aim, and to perfectly calibrated effect (as can be seen in spectacular video on the PBS program "Nature").

Log-transformed data from all those who sent texts followed a normal distribution (not shown), while the influence of a plan with a known prepaid quantity of texts monthly (500 or 2000) appeared to have a calibrating effect on daily and weekly estimates.

Stephen Pickover, who directed the "Hockney 'Tristan' " for the Houston Grand Opera in 2000, brought life to the story but scanted Mr. Hockney's exquisitely calibrated lighting effects, rendering the artist's vision null and void.

Once the parameters of the model are calibrated, the effects of antibiotics, non-sterile conditions, and externally controlled time-dependent neutrophils can be introduced into our model and studied in more details.

The theory behind "effect-oriented" art is that if an artist calibrates the effect of a work as or more carefully than its technical composition or "craft," the work is more likely to engage and therefore move to action its audience.

Using gene flow to calibrate the effect of the river as a barrier to movement provides an estimate of the effect of a river in reducing the likelihood of cross-river infection.

And so polemicists of various stripes continue to calibrate the effect of technology on attention spans.

Even Cruise, who ventures into no movie project without minutely calibrating its effect on his image, seems to blur within our focus.

With sophisticated motion-capturing cameras and computer programs, he mimics skaters' positions during jumps and calibrates the effect of altering angles of the head, torso, arm and leg.