Sentence examples for exactly the effect of from inspiring English sources

That's exactly the effect of this inordinately delicate drama by the talented author of "Circle Mirror Transformation," this season's cult hit at Playwrights Horizons.

These insights help in explaining and recognizing those combinations of end conditions for which a simple formula, originally derived by Engesser for clamped-free columns, can be used to predict exactly the effect of shear deformation on the lowest critical buckling loads of columns.

The agreement of results based on PRESS residuals with the tests in Table  5 is expected because the D k factor essentially invokes a deletion operation that separates the effect of the k-th design from the rest, which is exactly the effect of PRESS residuals computed here (Table  6).

Objectives: This study was designed to describe exactly the effects of acute decrease in systemic afterload on the accuracy of Doppler-derived left ventricular rate of pressure rise (LV ΔP/Δt) measurements compared with other routinely used indices of systolic function.

Using simulation algorithms to consider exactly the effects of dynamic and static friction, we determined theoretical predictions for the vibrational response caused by friction and the response frequency and compared these results with experimental ones obtained from a mock-up incorporating an actual wiper blade.

None of this exactly had the effect of making Rangel's case sound like Gideon v. Wainright.

(It might seem less annoying if it didn't so exactly mirror the effect of the dancing).

MR. BERGER -- Bob, let me ask you, what exactly was the effect of that "gerbils" campaign on the business?

Physicist readers say it is "the center of percussion... the place on a rigid body that exactly balances the effect of a force against both the linear momentum and the angular momentum".

For our research, this measure yields a less favourable tautological definition of the broadness of a programme, because what we want to determine is exactly what the effect of this broadness is on labour market position.

The finding suggests that the aligned fibre approximation traditionally employed in previous work does not exactly describe the effect of fibre motion, and the present BFC method is deemed more suitable for the flow of dilute fibre suspensions.