Sentence examples for effects proposed from inspiring English sources

"The Matrix," last year's Oscar winner for special effects, proposed one answer that lingers in the mind.

This strongly supports the occurrence of large quantum effects proposed in a recent theoretical study.

An empirical monotonic compressive stress-strain model considering the buckling effects proposed previously for laterally supported reinforcing bars is extended to a cyclic model by combining the monotonic envelope and the Menegotto-Pinto model accounting for the cyclic loops.

Since the flow in the tube are in the wide range from laminar to turbulent flow, a nonlinear k ε model taking into account the low-Reynolds-number effects (proposed by Abe, Kondoh and Nagano) are used.

We attempted to formulate a model of quality of life (QoL) in chronic stage of schizophrenia with 72 patients by including key variables, i.e., psychopathology, insight, executive functioning, and side effects, proposed to be its significant predictors in previous studies.

For Japan, but intraregional SAM, Kawakami (2006) evaluates "income re-distributional effects" proposed by Roland-Holst and Sancho (1992) for regional SAM in Mie prefecture (central government; exogenous).

Then they will assess what adverse effects that reconstruction might have on the historic areas and, if there are any adverse effects, propose ways to avoid, lessen or soften these impacts.

The mechanisms of the ER effect proposed before are summarized.

In Georgia, Governor Zell Miller, citing the Mozart effect, proposed in 1998 giving the parents of every newborn in the state a classical music cassette or compact disc.

The Signor-Lipps Effect: Proposed by Phil Signor and UCMP's own Jere Lipps, this concept helps us to understand the limitations of the fossil record.

That is what the measure of wage effect proposed by this study incorporates.