Sentence examples for effect aimed from inspiring English sources

Haunting is the effect aimed at in Brad Watson's lushly written novel of Deep Southern dream and landscape.

They seem to imply the effect aimed for and achieved by the assembled works and their careful installation.

Last month, a new law came into effect aimed, heroically, at curbing the now traditional carnage on the roads.

The effect aimed for was not so much audacity as anomie: Sarkozy is trying to remove the drama from Franco-American relations by making them "normal".

In a trompe l'oeil effect aimed at bringing the likeness closer to real life, the woman clutches the frame of the opening through which she gazes at the viewer.

The factor of a given filter depends on the spectral sensitivity of the film, the colour quality of the lighting, the type of subject, the effect aimed at, and other exposure conditions.

Recently, scientists have announced a geo-engineering project that aims to combat global warming through large-scale emission of sulphurous particles that blocks heat from the earth's surface, in effect, aiming to simulate a volcanic winter.

For the past few years, we have dwelt on this effect aiming to suppress it at the design stage.

The regulations already in effect aim to add value to the industry by requiring mining companies to refine metal ores in Indonesia; in 2014, all unprocessed exports will be banned, officials say.

So, as Hansen observes (1992: 251), in the "Lesser Selection" the Mohists are in effect aiming to rectify phrases, instead of only names.

This is then used as new training data, which in effect aims to resolve the marginal distribution differences and improve performance.