Furthermore, using pulse width modulation (PWM) technique to operate the activation periods of the DMD mirrors effectively controlled the exposure and achieved a feature linewidth of less than 10 μm.
Together with novelists and short-story writers such as Tegla Davies, T. Rowland Hughes, Kate Roberts, and D.J. Williams, they effectively mirrored contemporary Wales.
But Mr. Guha said the organization of the league — with teams located in India's most affluent cities as opposed to having one in every state — has effectively mirrored the deep inequality in society.
In the second, more developed part of the story, the equally smitten Tuck and FDR chase after Lauren (Ms. Witherspoon), which means that she and Heinrich are effectively mirrored figures with similar narrative functions: each threatens to destroy the movie's dynamic duo.
The resulting images mirrored actual experience more effectively than any expanse of carefully scalloped waves or delicately plumed foam; they also expanded the possibilities of personal expression.
By contrast, six (out of 33) authorities have set up schemes that effectively mirror the old system.
In Wonderstruck, Todd Haynes weaves together two stories that are not just parallel, but effectively mirror images of each other.
Though the technique is heavy-handed, it effectively mirrors Rory's attempt at suppression; brief passages left uncensored ("I hate Rory D") reveal her painful self-loathing.
Replicants, to a contemporary eye, seem a harbinger of a not-so-distant future -- one in which mannequins hard-wired with human attributes will so effectively mirror their makers as to seem interchangeable.
Infection with ZIKV in these pluripotent stem cell-derived human NPCs causes severe growth arrest and cell death by apoptosis and autophagy, effectively mirroring the neurotropism of ZIKV and characteristic pathological microcephaly [8, 20,21,22,23].
