Sentence examples for effect of calling from inspiring English sources
What is the effect of calling attention to the shape, location and identity of the 'thing' through which the sound is played back?
By compelling audiences to listen more closely, this unnervingly quiet movie has had the effect of calling attention to an underappreciated aspect of filmmaking: the use of sound.
As to omitting certain questions, that's fine ethically, but doing so might have the unintended effect of calling attention to just those aspects of your ex's history that could hinder his getting hired.
Even in less-provocative forms, however, philosophical reconstructions of parts of the history of science had the effect of calling into question the very concepts of scientific progress and rationality.
The trip had the unintended effect of calling to mind the moratorium he recently approved, since the gulf oil spill, on his proposal earlier this year to open more coastal waters to drilling.
But he does not dispute my argument that Reynolds cannot reasonably be read to indict the sorts of deviations present in the Florida court's recount order, because otherwise Reynolds would have the practical effect of calling into constitutional question a myriad of election practices throughout the land that States have used, without objection, in virtually every statewide election in memory.
Then, the analysis was limited to evaluate the difference between effect of telephone call and structured text message (secondary outcome).
To test the effect of call features, natural 50-kHz calls and artificial sine wave tones (i.e. "calls" without amplitude and frequency modulation) were used (Exp. 2 & 3).
This was an unusual side effect of immunotherapy, called hypophysitis, and was impossible to predict.
The effect of so called uranium/thorium-series disequilibria give rise to a number of dating methods.
Mechoulam discovered an effect of cannabis called memory extinction, which diminishes the link between triggers and the bad memories they invoke.
