Sentence examples for creating a warp from inspiring English sources

His idea involves using new meta-materials – which change how light is refracted – to slow the speed of light, while also creating a repulsive anti-gravity effect, creating a warp bubble surrounding the starship.

The movement of the camera will let the advertising agency create a warp effect.

For restorations Mrs. Giles often creates a new warp while retaining parts of the original weft.

During the show's press preview on Wednesday, a suite of high-performance Dodge models created a time warp to the days of $25-a-barrel 25-a-barrel 25-a-barrel crude

The definitive, if enigmatic, word on that subject is to be found in a famous, early short story by Borges, "Pierre Menard, autor del Quijote" ("Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote") — and notice how, even in such a straightforward title, the extra syllable, and the Anglicized spelling and capitalization, create a mild warp — a sense of foreignness that can't be bridged.

But members of the public said giving a member of Britain's royal family the country's highest honour had created a "time warp", and have since cited the decision as a key point in the decline of Mr Abbott's tenure.

It is even possible that some athletes have deliberately trained themselves to create a time warp on demand: surfers, for instance, can often adjust their angle in the split second it takes to launch off steep waves, as the water rises overhead.

As the song approaches its finale, a lone synthesizer begins to warp, creating a nervous, minor-key melody.

He was hoping to create a time-warp effect in which Beethoven would be heard as both past and present.

Consequently, ISPRING can create a pathological warping path in the accumulated cost matrix and this is a shortcoming of this method.

Over the course of this year, I've written in this column about hazy beatmakers who use geographical signifiers to interrogate rising tides of nationalism worldwide; about noise producers adopting classic rock tropes to create a newly warped Americana; and about a host of composers who are remapping everyday experiences through the use of musique concrète techniques.