Sentence examples for commonplace effect from inspiring English sources

Its only commonplace effect is that it controls the rates of certain sorts of radioactive decay.All matter feels the force of gravity, but only particles called quarks feel all three of the other forces.

As cohabitation becomes more commonplace, its overall effect on marital outcomes is less important in general, but future studies of this issue need to look more carefully at specific types of couples and the commitment process throughout the developing relationship.

In fact, stereoscopic photographs with a startling 3D effect were commonplace in the first world war.

In the context of urban redesign and public participation, the research reported in this paper emerged from an observation that pre-rendered walkthroughs of designs have become commonplace, and that the effect on cognition and preference might be significant.

While viscous flow computations for cruise conditions have become commonplace, the non-linear effects that take place at high angles of attack are much more difficult to predict.

These kinds of effects are commonplace on Earth when dealing with the Global Positioning System.

Creating a bokeh depth-of-field effect has become commonplace with twin-camera phones.

The literary critic will also find it evident in some crude oversimplifications about literary history (Lamarque's discussion of "supposed commonplaces about poetry") and poetic effect (Prinz and Mandelbaum: "Rossetti uses rhyme and repetition to create a sense of rhythm" [p. 72]).

Such scary talk has become commonplace, and it is having an effect.

In these, extra copies of chromosomes are commonplace, and seemingly have no detrimental effect on growth.

Arrow pointed to the placebo effect: It is a commonplace that the physician-patient relation affects the quality of the medical care product.