Sentence examples for conveys an effect from inspiring English sources

The show conveys an effect less of God, in Mies's famous quip, being in the details than of the details putting God out of a job.

During extended episodes, skittish rhythmic figurations and astringently atonal contrapuntal lines deftly mingle atop discrete sustained bass tones to convey an effect of tonal grounding.

The EP encapsulates his sound, with knotty feedback and hypnotic synth lines that convey an effect both necromantic and playful.

When these intelligence colloquialisms were combined with those that referred explicitly to cognitive enhancement, 50% of media and 75% bioethics colloquialisms conveyed an effect on intelligence (N = 10/20 M, N = 9/12 BE).

It conveys an insulinotropic effect via GLP-1 receptors on the β cells of the pancreas and inhibits the secretion of glucagon from the α cells of the pancreas, which together lower the blood glucose level.

The unified facade of the imposing structure conveys a palatial effect; it was the first such design in English town architecture and was widely imitated.

He conveys a similar effect in the opening movement, which bustles with cluster chords, punchy outbursts and spiraling figures for woodwinds and brasses.

Balanced translocations, in theory, should be benign unless the breakpoint disrupts a dosage sensitive gene or conveys a position effect.

Just over halfway through this issue, you're going to find a photograph of eleven people...all conveying an impression of...uneasy intimacy...effected by a photographer desperate to herd an edgy group into his frame....The results are illuminating.

Taken together, these data infer that Tanshinone IIA therapy conveys a direct protective effect on renal tubules.

Byron used it effectively to convey a sense of excitement and galloping in "The Destruction of Sennacherib": In Swinburne's "By the North Sea," however, anapestic trimeter conveys a more subdued effect:.