Sentence examples for effect widely from inspiring English sources
The rough recordings Dylan made in Woodstock in the spring and summer of 1967 had a profound effect, widely held to represent the third time in as many years that he altered the course of music.
Making novel use of the Echoplex and other devices in songs like "Glistening Glyndebourne" (1971), he manipulated the sound of his acoustic guitar, making it pulse and throb hypnotically, an effect widely imitated throughout the '70s and '80s.
Mr. Romney did not speak to the deleterious impact of deep Israeli trade restrictions on the Palestinian economy, an effect widely described by international organizations including the World Bank, which recently reported that "the government of Israel's security restrictions continue to stymie investment".
The Matthew effect widely exists in natural and artificial systems.
The hysteresis effect widely described in literature is also predicted, the initial solid holdup distribution (ε00s) is the main parameter to describe this effect.
Bystander effect is a known radiobiological effect, widely described using ionizing radiations and which, more recently, has also been related to chemical mutagens.
He borrowed effects widely and deployed them shrewdly.
Indeed, impulsive effects and delay effects widely exist in the real world.
Another classical type of effects widely used in music production is time/pitch scaling.
The effects widely investigated pertain to cardiovascular health, and to a lesser extent to respiratory and metabolic health.
This is surprising since size effects, widely reported for FCC metals, owe their origin to the presence of crystalline defects, particularly dislocations.
