Sentence examples for garden effect from inspiring English sources

For maximum garden effect, though, you can let all the buds bloom.

"Gravel," the server told me: it was a miniature Japanese garden effect.

In addition its owners have plans to put perches and greenery on the sidewalk, for a garden effect.

The garden effect of the Seine's open waters and its tree-lined banks foster in part the appearance of Paris as a city well-endowed with green spaces.

Cushman and Moore had agreed in 1834 to a 10-foot setback in the front yard to create a garden effect that gave the houses an even greater presence.

He barely thinks about what he's doing—"Remnants of the old atrocity subsist, but they are converted into ingenious shifts in scenery, a sort of 'English garden' effect, to give the required air of naturalness, pathos and hope.

This "gardening" effect uniformly mixes brighter ray material into the rest of the soil, causing the rays to vanish.

A P600 wave can even emerge to sentences that are grammatically correct, but in most individuals would first elicit a garden path effect associated with the temporary (but incorrect) impression that the string is ungrammatical (Hagoort et al., 1993; Osterhout & Holcomb, 1992; Osterhout, Holcomb, & Swinney, 1994; Tse et al., 2007).

In both experiments, the earliest measures of the garden path effect were not modulated by this manipulation.

"There are other things that are even more important than the academic value of the garden; its effect on our children.

In this paper we discuss the formulation of the physics source functions and we discuss the numerical scheme that is used to solve the energy balance equation (with special emphasis on the so-called Garden-Sprinkler effect).