Sentence examples for extraneous effects from inspiring English sources
His ability to make his own work invisible (he eschews high concepts or extraneous effects) allows the audience to be drawn effortlessly into the world of the play.
What seems to have been going on was that the statistical filter was picking up extraneous effects, often correlated with good economic developments.
Alston is becoming a rarity in modern dance, not simply because his choreography is so profoundly shaped by music but because it relies so little on extraneous effects – elaborate lighting or stage design.
With all the design details on the inside, the bags of Valextra are designed for a man who wants an ergonomic product on the highest level — but resolutely no fancy, extraneous effects.
A number of transition measurements have also provided good control of extraneous effects, and several of these measurements are compared in detail.
The high sensitivity of this index to various extraneous effects such as canopy structure, and the view observer geometry has so far prevented its use at landscape and global scales.
This parallel control group was intended to control for the potential extraneous effect of the likelihood of EMND.
The film adhered to the so-called "rules of chastity" of his Dogme 95 movement - only hand-held cameras and natural light, no sound dubbing or extraneous visual effects - and focused on a group of young Danes who pretended to be mentally retarded in order to shock mainstream society out of its supposedly patronising complacency.
Some physicists have been testing whether Newton's law of gravity remains correct at distances shorter than a millimeter or so; the delicate experiments can be muddled by extraneous electromagnetic effects.
In performance Saturday, some of the extraneous production effects were not present, which was refreshing.. but sometimes I wish she'd reel it all back to a simpler set up to allow her incredible voice to take center stage once more.
The variance matrix for extraneous random effects, Gp, is usually a diagonal matrix of scaled identity matrices.
