Sentence examples for glaring effects from inspiring English sources

The lockout's first glaring effects will be evident Thursday, at Prudential Center in Newark, where the N.B.A. is holding the 2011 draft.

Many of the other policies that ARC endorses are not geared specifically toward ending the racial wealth gap, but would alleviate some of the glaring effects of institutional racism.

The one glaring effect I notice is his wavering motion; the motion used to be so incredibly confident, and yet today he seems unsure in his movements.

The traditional clinical measurement of vision, Snellen letter visual acuity, can provide an inadequate measure of forward light scatter relevant to glare effects in adult subjects.

Several courts decided on the change of PV systems and even on their de-installation because of glare effects.

That said, very few simulators include integrated glare effects, likely because these effects simply are not achievable with conventional display systems.

The consequences of glare on measures of driving performance specifically are not well described, partially due to safety issues in attempting to evaluate glare effects during on-road driving.

A high number of camera lens glare effects was used in the video, part of which was inspired by British designer Gareth Pugh's Autumn/Winter 2009 video presentation.

Large blind areas could be particularly relevant when the animals perch in open areas to reduce glare effects from the sun, which are more prevalent in species with relatively larger eyes [43].

Edge glare effects could be considered as a separate source of light scatter [ 10].

The quantitative assessment of these glare effects was reported by our group, and an algorithm for using these clinical characteristics of vision to add glare effects to digital lens images in age-related human cataracts was presented.