Sentence examples for effect of the heightened from inspiring English sources

Before the storms hit on Saturday, Mike Hudson, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Kansas City, Mo., called the forecast perhaps the "first opportunity" to gauge the effect of the heightened language.

A comparison of landscape-scale maps of the timing and value of the peak NDVI derived from STARFM, Landsat, and MODIS (NBAR) time series across the full 2006 growing season shows the effect of the heightened spatial and temporal resolution offered by a STARFM-based dataset.

At Corning, the effect is heightened by the angling of the wall's segments.

To determine the effect of this heightened viral load, histopathological changes in the lungs of mice in each group at day 6 postinfection were examined).

D.C. police Lt. Andrew Struhar said that investigators continue to trace the sources and suppliers of the drug but that it still isn't clear what chemicals or dosage may be the cause of the heightened harmful effects.

It seems the effect of silence is heightened by contrasting it with noise.

"The effect of Amazon is heightened expectations," says C. John Langley, a clinical professor of supply chain management and the director of development for the Center for Supply Chain Research at Penn State's Smeal College of Business.

And given the outcome, the lovingly filmed sequences before the slaughter have the effect of heightening the tragedy without overloading the picture with cheap, exploitative dread.

And do not consume too much alcohol because the effects of drinking are heightened in the thinner air.

Her writing comes to have the double effect of heightening our sense of reality and making that reality seem questionable or impermanent.

But he has all too frequently used such endeavors to promote lies and slander, always to the convenient effect of heightening his own stature.