Sentence examples for effect of casting from inspiring English sources
Her vision of timeless glamour had the unintentional effect of casting McQueen himself into the shadows.
The films arrive out of nowhere, still warm from the editing suite, and this has the effect of casting the viewer in the role of taste-maker or first lover, setting the tone for much of what follows.
But none denied that it had the pleasant side effect of casting Mr. Gore into the limelight as the man who tried to save American homeowners from a winter of sky-high heating bills.
The effect of casting these men to act butch in Mr. Ford's costumes was that they came off as male impersonators, an impression that glued-on mustaches did little to dispel.
Yet those battles also made it seem that all the crucial political arguments were taking place inside New Labour which had the effect of casting the Tories as even more irrelevant.
The Liberal Democrat surge in the opinion polls has had the unexpected effect of casting a floodlight on some of the hidden paradoxes of the British system for electing members of parliament.
The effects of casting speed and water flow rate on the mold temperature field were also discussed.
Significant efforts have been directed in the past decade towards determining the effects of casting defects on fatigue response and many causal relationships are available in the literature.
Effects of casting parameters including bottom pouring rate, mould slenderness ratio, mould slope, and height and shape of the hot top isolate on solidification behaviour and crack susceptibility during subsequent hot forging of the ingot were investigated.
Based on the low frequency cyclic loading test for two spatial RC frames, the energy dissipation, bearing capacity, ductility, effect of cast in situ slabs on the flexural capacity, effective slab width, shear distribution of columns, rotation of members and joint shear force were experimentally investigated.
In the current study, we clearly demonstrated species differences in the effect of cast shadows on perceptual completion.
