Sentence examples for different affect from inspiring English sources

He made the volume and the rhythms of rock a basis for jazz improvisations that, in their over-all contours, hadn't drastically changed from, say, 1966, but which, in their radically different context, delivered a radically different affect.

For example, both the anger and the happiness correspond to high arousal but they convey different affect which can be characterized by the valence dimension.

There are various metric suites available to measure characteristics like cohesion and coupling, but different metrics measure the software in different ways and thus how they are used will have a different affect on the outcome.

For example, studies have shown that financial aid has a different affect on the tuition cost of public universities, private universities and for-profit institutions respectively.

It is possible that ATO has a different affect on coactivator interaction than NaAsO2 but this is unlikely since both forms are sources of trivalent inorganic arsenic (As3+).

Only ewes were sampled in this study so it is possible that introduction of rams could have a different affect, however it is unlikely considering that the frequency of OPPV in rams is equivalent, or perhaps lower than OPPV frequency in ewes [ 36, 22].

Haydn inherited "a rich variety of different affects, of expressive musical characters," Mr. Hartke said.

The phrasing thus becomes different, affecting the image of a ballerina obliged to make sense of a disjointed suite.

It's been reconstituted over and over again, playing fairly simple songs with different affects.

However, there was one flock (flock 21) which had markedly different affected genotypes.

Canine MCTs were obtained from 24 different affected dogs presented to the OSU Veterinary Medical Center and University of California-Davis (UCD) Veterinary Teaching Hospital.