Sentence examples for effect of tiny from inspiring English sources

An idiosyncratic state's aggressive assertion of an absurd claim, indulged by two spineless national parties and a compliant news media, effectively disenfranchises other voters while exaggerating the importance and the effect of tiny wins of a few thousand votes in a nation of more than 300 million.

In this study, we investigate the effect of tiny acoustic differences on the efficiency of prosodic information transmission.

But many variables in these predictions, such as the cooling effect of tiny particles called aerosols or wildcards such as volcanic eruptions, still rely on educated guesses by experts.

And dresses were what the designer called "kinetic," referring to more eye-popping effects of tiny squares worked into rounded mosaics or a hologram pattern on finely striped fabric.

The mission team also created "shock absorbers" to alleviate the effects of tiny vibrations in the spacecraft which would impede accurate measurements.

Close runners-up included pan-fried scallion pancakes, nicely crisped, and sweet white shrimp, which combined, to pleasing effect, lots of tiny shrimp with ginger, garlic, chilies and cashews, scooped into iceberg lettuce cups.

Seiko Epson uses lenticular lenses to create the 3D effect, arrays of tiny convex lenses, designed so that when viewed from different angles, different images are seen.

Then, a finite element (FE) model is used to investigate the effect of the tiny Poisson's loss factor, which is generally neglected in some FE models, on the underwater sound absorption of rubbery coatings.

Take away the high-tech video projection — a marvelous, spiraling fall down the rabbit hole, the shrinking and expanding doors of the room the heroine is first trapped in, the holographic effect of a tiny, tilted room — and there's not much that would indicate, choreographically speaking, a 21st-century ballet.

You'll love the effect of these tiny red berries on your nails.

It is, in effect, an array of tiny capacitors which, when charged, represent a binary "1" and, when not charged, represent a binary "0".