Sentence examples for have a visible effect from inspiring English sources

That, in turn, is enough to have a visible effect on the entire savanna.

Moreover, only migration to established democracies is found to have a visible effect.

Second, for such long observation periods, one can argue that the changes in the network structure should already have a visible effect: new social ties are formed while older ties wane in strength and may even cease to exist.

When compared to the uniform reference, where the time stamps of all calls are drawn uniformly at random from the entire 6-month interval, it is seen that the growth of N ( t ) is slightly slower; however, for longer aggregation times, the difference can be considered negligible and thus the time-domain heterogeneities have a visible effect only for short time windows.

If the locality parameter is chosen too low, the additional term C in the likelihood does not have a visible effect on the embedding; if it is chosen too high, the algorithm focusses too much on small distances and the data are broken up in many isolated small clusters of similar data-points.

Your words and your body will have a visible effect on other people's bodies, if you learn to look.

The draining of the credit pool is already having a visible effect.

If I Could Write Poetry and Stop and Smell the Roses are moments of genuine beauty, and the latter has a visible effect on Treacy.

It's a step in the right direction — and it has had a visible effect on markets, pushing long-term rates down, which is all good.

This week's upsetting one-two punch of movie-star passings has had a visible effect on the download and streaming charts, as viewers have rushed to keep the screen legacies of Robin Williams and Lauren Bacall immediately alive.

For two years an advertising boycott has been waged against Mr. Beck, and it has had a visible effect on the 5 p.m. hour, as several hundred advertisers have chosen not to place ads on the show.