The effect of tension stiffening is defined analytically by the derived formula for the effective moment of inertia, omitting the empirical correction of the moments of inertia of the uncracked or fully cracked RC cross-sections.
The voice of the Oracle came thundering through unseen from the back of the theater in one particularly effective moment.
The reader is manipulated artfully until the writer chooses the most effective moment to reveal key information.
In one effective moment, the dancers moved as if struggling against an invisible force exerting tremendous pressure upon them.
Instead he speaks softly, even at one particularly effective moment, haltingly, and with such perfect courtesy that his response lands like a sucker punch on his opponent.
In its most effective moment, the program shows a crowd around a bank of televisions in a store in an unidentified city as the Simpson verdict is read.
It was also, it must be said, a very effective moment for reaching a new audience and increasing his name recognition.
His risky debate with Ross Perot over the North American Free Trade Agreement was unquestionably Gore's most effective moment as Vice-President.
The most dramatically effective moment is the duet between Ms. Borodina and the worthy young bass-baritone Ildar Abdrazakov as Escamillo in the last act, mainly because he is her real-life husband.
One particularly effective moment occurs as Dr. Veronica McKenzieones (Jacqueline McKenzie), a starchy but dedicated shrink who was passed over for Dr. Gallagher, looks in on her day clinic.
(His most effective moment, though, came when he talked about decriminalizing drug offenses, prompting Bush to talk about smoking marijuana as a teen-ager and Fiorina to speak, movingly, about her step-daughter who lost her life to addiction).
