Sentence examples for generating the effect from inspiring English sources

The telephoto lens is the base for generating the effect and the wide gathers additional data.

This approach is a fast method for generating the effect of septal penetration and obtaining the characteristic star effects in the image.

Reviews pooling different control conditions (e.g. waiting-list controls and another 'active' treatment) into a generic control thus provide blurred effect-size estimates and this may also obscure potential causal processes generating the effect (cf. 2).

In a further analysis, we examined which parameters in the best-fit model were capable of generating the effects seen in the statistical analysis of behavior.

As gigs go bad, or don't go at all, the stage gimmicks and corporate weaselry that bands like Spinal Tap depend on to generate the effect of spontaneous hysteria at their shows start to clamber into the foreground.

The whole Napoleonic period gave rise to such passion that a school of French caricature was generated, the effect of which was to come after the Restoration.

Johnson's best chapter describes the ad hoc scientific duel in the 1790s over the nature of electricity between Galvani, who had accidentally discovered "animal electricity" in dismembered frogs (don't ask), and a skeptical Alessandro Volta, who thought Galvani's metal tools had generated the effect.

It is apparent in (15) that proportional regulator of PLL in CC-VSC generates the effect of damping.

One of the researchers Dr Hee Cheol Cho, from Cedars-Sinai, told the BBC he expected the same method to work in the human heart as they used a human gene, Tbx18, to generate the effect.

Forbidding the wrong and commanding the good with use of force will never generate the effect that inward stirrings of the faith would.

We then generate the effect on occurrence of breast cancer of a 2-yearly screening program from age 50 to 69, assuming only lead time and no overdiagnosis.