Sentence examples for effect inspired by from inspiring English sources

Her skin is rough and imperfect to the point of exaggeration, an effect inspired by those street performers who pose as classical sculptures for money.

To account for the size effect, inspired by our recently developed multi-beam shear model (Liu et al., 2011), a bending energy term of individual crystal layer is introduced in our continuum model.

Afterward, her voice was heavily edited in post-production, which created a robotic effect inspired by the voice of Max Headroom.

The rap element, influenced by the Beastie Boys, and the gimmicky use of AutoTune effects, inspired by Daft Punk, were deliberate choices.

On "Unintended Long Term Effects," inspired by Hiroshima, he wonders, "Can a pilot see the distant arc of history?" But "Friends in the Armed Forces" is one of the most direct, and poignant, treatments of the country's current wars that any rock band has yet attempted.

At the London College of Fashion, texture was used to great effect – perhaps inspired by the Barnett Lawson award for Best Use of Trimmings.

The Effect was inspired by 2006 drug trials at Northwick Park hospital in London, which resulted in volunteers suffering organ failure: it features some sloshing around of brains in buckets and a certain amount of holding them, Hamlet-style, aloft.

In this paper we propose a technique that addresses the duration as well as the luminance and color transitions of the effect, all inspired by psychophysical and physiological evidence.

This effect was inspired by the music video for Semisonic's hit 1998 single "Closing Time".

The theme song's famous whistle effect was inspired by the track "How Soon Is Now?" from The Smiths' 1985 album Meat Is Murder.

The two-in-one-tail effects, apparently inspired by the tension in David Lynch movies, was difficult to digest.