Sentence examples for effect is created by from inspiring English sources

A similar effect is created by rapidly shaking a beaker of water up and down.

The effect is created by the sparkle of Iberian sun on shards of ceramic that have been embedded in the stucco facade of the Casa Batlló, one of the five buildings on the block.

A symmetrical balance of tone and colour masses of equal weight creates a serene and sometimes monumental design, while a more dynamic effect is created by an asymmetrical balance.

Heroin is, however, still basically a form of morphine – the "heroin" effect is created by the way in which the drug accelerates the release of morphine into the brain.

A comparable effect is created by the contained modesty of her little hops on point (1.26), set against the impetuous speed at which she takes the circle of turns – it's as if Novikova wants to make you feel the precarious beating of Giselle's heart.

A pane of glass with water dripping down it breaks up the image, while another effect is created by waving bits of mirror.

The effect was created by linking a series of still photographs together.

In contrast to the intimate, humor-inducing TED setting, the venue for my talk at SXSW was an immense, thousand-seat ballroom that looked something like this: Actually, too much like this, because although the event was fairly well attended, with maybe two hundred and fifty people, the opposite effect was created by the empty seats.

Cook said that a halo effect was created by the iPod for Mac sales in developed markets, but that it wasn't nearly as effective in developing markets like Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, Asia, and so on, largely because international users were already getting music from their phone.

A delay effect was created by producer Norman Smith by superimposing a second version of the song over a previous version.

The effect was created by tying portions of the steps and railing to a cable that ran inside the staircase's central pole.