Sentence examples for execution and effect from inspiring English sources

Although the works share the same subject matter, they are so different in execution and effect as to look as if two different artists created them.

Some critics will undoubtedly criticize Arcade Fire for recycling themes (including their own), but the verdict on the band (or the album) shouldn't be weighed against some nebulous idea of "originality"; it should be about execution and effect.

The national experts should be capable to guide the formation of the document of the province, county, township, and village; to control the execution and effect of different management levels; and to discover problems and solve them in time.

Because foresight projects are carried out in specific macro- and microeconomic conditions, numerous factors determine their execution and the effects they bring.

Take away any one element — Selway's flickering rhythmic grid, for example, fierce in execution and trippy in effect — and Radiohead are a different band.

The combination of iterative business models, execution, and geographic network effects has created a dynamic environment in which entrepreneurs can build upon each other's successes and failures.

Results from the assessments of design suitability, quality of execution, and net intervention effects were combined to determine whether an intervention had strong, sufficient, or insufficient evidence of effectiveness for recommendation.

We define the description and execution effect of each type of basic model operation, as shown in Figure 6.

Such dependence would be important as it would provide evidence that stimulation was interacting with motor execution and hence having an effect upon the motor cortex directly under the stimulation electrode.

We coded the included studies (n = 85) on two methodological dimensions (suitability of study design and quality of execution) and extracted data on effects stratified by up to six different dimensions of inequality (income, occupation, education, gender, race or ethnicity, and age), distinguishing between 'hard' (behavioural) and 'intermediate' (process or attitudinal) outcomes.

This could cause unexpected or even unwanted effects on task execution and performance.