Sentence examples for distinctive effects from inspiring English sources

Einstein did indeed make some predictions, but the distinctive effects he described were truly tiny.

Weisweiler used fine veneers, lacquer, and even polished steel to obtain his distinctive effects.

But it took more than 50 years before there were any tests that could measure the distinctive effects of the theory with better than 10percentt accuracy.

It is thus important to consider the distinctive effects of such repeated and routine sexual trauma.

Urban green spaces have been demonstrated to bring environmental benefits from the distinctive effects of various landscape parameters.

In both cases empirical science seems well-suited to complete this picture by investigating the property or substance that has these distinctive effects, or surface features.

This groove, as always, had a distinctive effect on fans.

Barnes combined his rustic diction with a sophisticated verse technique to powerful and distinctive effect.

Its most distinctive effect is clearly shown in Peter's portrait, his curvy Cupid's bow lips.

By Richard Brody Barbara Stanwyck has a distinctive effect on the two films in which Douglas Sirk directed her, both of which are included in "The Barbara Stanwyck Collection," from Universal.

Barbara Stanwyck has a distinctive effect on the two films in which Douglas Sirk directed her, both of which are included in "The Barbara Stanwyck Collection," from Universal.