Sentence examples for employing effects from inspiring English sources

Although special effects supervisor Douglas Trumbull had been unable to provide convincing footage of Saturn for 2001 (thus causing the film-makers to change the mission's destination to Jupiter), he had solved the technical problems involved in reproducing Saturn's rings by the time he directed Silent Running four years later in 1972, employing effects developed but not completed for 2001.

On a technical level, the evolved "Love" incorporates technological developments of the past decade to employ effects that didn't exist in 2006, Martin said.

Though relatively rarely employed, effect or other coefficients assigned fixed non-zero values (which constitute notable-nulls) can be tested using χ difference tests [ 10– 10].

5 6 Both these recent UK studies 5 6 employed effect estimates that are derived from high-quality meta-analyses of randomised controlled trials and cohort studies.

1980: He continues employing flash effects when he moves to more color work.

1980: He continues employing flash effects when he moves to more color work.

The film, employing special effects previously unused in Bollywood, became the most expensive Hindi film ever produced at the time.

But given the artist's Brechtian inclination for employing distancing effects that keep audiences from falling prey to the numbing formulas of entertainment, Julien curtails his content to the political and economic structures underpinning his subject's conditioning.

Zemeckis, employing visual effects and 3-D filmmaking, puts you on the cable with Petit and re-creates with striking detail the then-recently opened twin towers.

But their "9/11 Report," despite employing sound-effect words like "BLAM" and "WHOOOM," doesn't read like a comic book.

By employing this effect, the lifespan of a quantum satellite may be lengthened.