Sentence examples for curtain effect from inspiring English sources

We completed the first act, even providing the curtain effect.

Its scenic transformations are managed through an imaginative, chameleon-like, (if somewhat creaky) curtain effect.

However, if the area of detachment is closer to the outer edges of the retina, then the visual loss may be more like a curtain being drawn over one side of the visual field (the "curtain effect").

The assessment considered such alternatives as modularity of the air return system (HITREC receiver concept), outer ring injection with air curtain effect or cavity aperture (with and without secondary concentrator).

Another faster and simple approach was developed by Edrei et al. based on so called shower curtain effect [42].

The shower curtain effect [79, 80] means that the beam wander for an orbit to ground transmission will be smaller that for a ground to space transmission for the same atmospheric turbulence [61].

Outcalt, S. I., Nelson, F. E. & Hinkel, K. M. The zero-curtain effect: Heat and mass transfer across an isothermal region in freezing soil.

It is scraped back with assiduous care, but by mid afternoon has a tendency to become split down the middle like a watermelon, an unfortunate style which mid-90s boyband fans might understand as the reverse-curtains effect.

At the end the characters took curtain calls, in effect, when their names were flashed on the video screens, and the audience got one final whiff of their scents.

This week on HuffPost Arts, we pulled back the curtain on the effects used to make Black Swan, we heard from designer Bjarke Ingels about his BIG project in New York, discussed the top ten bands that shook the world and, conversly, the artists throughout history that are arguably the most overrated.

To further the effect, the curtain track was hidden inside the ceiling.