Then there's a man who had a leg amputated because he sat too long while online, and a group of people who live off the grid because of the invisible effects of technology.
The ability to tweak a soundtrack developed into one of the most pervasive, albeit invisible, effects in the business: looping, the post-production technique by which dialogue is dubbed over footage to pep up a soundtrack suffering from background noise or – as in this clip from Postcards from Edge – a lacklustre on-set performance.
An online dosimetry technique to visualize the ophthalmoscopically invisible effects is introduced.
"Commerce, by this method, became capable of eluding violence, and of maintaining everywhere its ground; the richest merchant having none but invisible effects, which he could convey imperceptibly wherever he pleased" (SL 21.20).
They created "invisible" effects for the fighting sequences, allowing Madonna to shoot two characters.
Thus, the suite of negative effects exerted by turf algae on neighbouring includes these invisible effects, which must be considered in order to rightly conclude that turf algae do or do not have a negative effect on neighbouring corals.
Interviewees failed to fully appreciate the debilitating, and often "invisible" effects of stroke.
However, it is the invisible effects of the contamination on the infected cells that makes it such a serious problem.
Working with the premises that there are both visible and invisible effects from the country's protracted conflict and ongoing civil war, the Juba conference had the ambitious objectives of positioning education to reduce violence, promote peace and save the lives of children, adolescents and those in conflict-affected communities.
He's the kind of unfussy but supremely confident writer who gets his near-invisible effects by patiently accumulating details while keeping his virtuosity to himself.
