Sentence examples for effects means from inspiring English sources

State-of-the-art 4D technology, including moving seats and water effects, means viewers feel like they're riding the waves, getting blasted by sea-spray, peering through spooky mist and navigating the ocean bed.

The heady mixture of near-infinite scalability, a market that lacks geographic borders, and strong network effects means that once a company becomes a de facto platform, it's hard to control and even harder to dislodge.

Its sedative effects means that it has been used as a date rape drug but has become increasingly popular at sex parties and gay saunas in recent years, according to Gaystarnews.

A significant interaction between two main effects means that the effect of a variable depends on the level of the other (Dormann 2013).

Modularity of gene effects means that pleiotropy (i.e., the number of traits that a gene affects) is restricted to relatively few traits per gene even in complex organisms.

The outcome of such an experiment would not be as clear-cut as wished for, but to observe chaotic effects means that space is discrete, whereas to observe no chaotic effects means that either space is continuous or the hodons are far smaller than we imagined.

Varney said the crash and its effects meant last year was the most difficult in Merlin's history.

For Lucas obtaining the power of cutting-edge special effects meant the implied responsibility not to wield them haphazardly.

Knock-on effects mean that, along with battling fire, water and mud, food will become more scarce.

Ernst said the under-reporting of adverse effects meant decisions about the best course of treatment for a patient would be made difficult.

Mr. Jackson was sent to the hospital in 1984 while taping a Pepsi commercial, after special effects meant to produce smoke accidentally exploded.