Sentence examples for maximum effects from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kempinas has an unusual ability to derive the maximum effects from the slightest of means.

Hence, Eq. 3 makes it possible to assume not only different maximum effects from road and rail noise, but also different degrees of concavity for the two noise sources.

He and has become mildly obsessed with extracting the maximum effect from the minimum of prose.

So any cast taking it on had better have the comic chops to get maximum effect from the script's medium-strength jokes.

Seasonal fruits and fresh herbs come to the foreground at certain bars, but play a minor role in other establishments that try instead to wring maximum effect from the bottles on their shelves.

Simultaneously tell-all and how-to, Mr. Aucoin was as comfortable discussing his own adolescent identity struggles as he was explaining exactly how to get maximum effect from mascara.

These textiles draw the maximum effect from each decorative morsel, an economy that reflects only partly the high price of beads, which were traded as currency until the early 20th century.

Benjamin Britten's Suite on English Folk Tunes was his last orchestral work, and in its extraction of maximum effect from minimal means it displays the hand of the master.

That tuning is carefully optimized to achieve maximum effect from each individualized recipient.

The parameters F, I, D showed a progressive and gradual decline with time (p 0.001 for each variable), reaching the maximum effect from the fourth treatment.

Each piece is generously placed for maximum effect from natural light above, much of it hung onto concrete walls that recall the look of alabaster.