Sentence examples for heavily effected from inspiring English sources

From the 1980s, China started to carry out The Reform and Open-up policy, which greatly modified traditional education concepts and heavily effected on early childhood education.

The remix follows the arrangement of the original with Gruff Rhys's vocals and all instruments heavily effected by echo.

This is so wrong in so many ways!" The petition itself, which aims to get the event shut down, lists a number of perceived concerns, including "Children with previous sexual abuse traumas will be heavily effected (sic).

The track starts with 24 seconds of heavily effected guitar, drums and "bizarre sound effects" before the first verse begins, rising in volume as a looping bass line joins the mix and Gruff Rhys speaks the lines "This song is daunted by a radical new vision, no more imperial colonial bastards, no more romantic comedies, this is a fanfare introduction to a high-powered, purposeful theme".

We're going to make more heavily effected and edited versions of the Memory Hole.

One significant component of UNICEF's programme will be supporting the production and airing of television and radio spots in heavily effected provinces, which will rapidly providing large numbers of children and adults with basic safety information about UXO and mines.

In order to decrease the BER without heavily effecting the rate, we proposed [15] the use of a hierarchy of checks, the first one being performed at block level, as described in Section 3.2, and the other(s) at a higher macroblock level where a macroblock is the union of f blocks.

Thus, the available evidence in support of the effect of preventive programs targeting externalizing problems relies heavily on effects in boys.

The grand simplicity of the arms of the corps de ballet of swan-maidens in Act II and the epilogue was frequently beautiful, yet at times their hands made heavily angled effects that didn't continue the body's line into space.

This study will point out that the re-engineering of the first stage of the radial outflow turbine, the so called "nose cone", may recover a big part of the inefficiencies and lead back to a nearly optimal power conversion, with heavily reduced effects on timeframe and costs, compared to other solutions, like the re-design of the whole turbine.

Hence, heavily nonlinear effects were observed quite frequently, without being acknowledged as such (Oberdörster 1996, 2000; Stoeger et al. 2006).