Sentence examples for most difficult effects from inspiring English sources

The Bird-of-Prey's travel through time was one of the most difficult effects sequences of the film.

Andrew Orloff, Zoic's Creative Director and Visual Effects Supervisor later called the chimera effect the most difficult effect he'd done for the show thus far.

Owing to its dynamical and transient nature during folding, one of the effects most difficult to study involves contraction of the DSE to the point of collapse.

Cinesite visual effects supervisor Simon Stanley-Clamp claimed that the most difficult part was doing the effects in 3D: "Rotoscoping is tricky.

"I was deliberately choosing motifs that were the most difficult to accomplish in special effects," he said.

Senator Jack Reed, the Rhode Island Democrat who has been an influential adviser in the Afghanistan debate, said that one of the most difficult issues was determining the effects of a large American troop presence on the country.

Due to the fact that calcium carbonate is a very common deposition in the oilfield, and barium sulfate is one most difficult to be dealt with, effects including test temperature, NaCl concentration, pH value, and evaluation time on the inhibition performance of the as-prepared polymer were studied.

Inbreeding depression may be most difficult to detect when its effects are greatest.

One of the most difficult aspects of chronic side effects was uncertainty regarding when and if their health would improve.

However, the most difficult part is attributing the effect studied from old plants using old technologies to new facilities.

Consequently, among the four types of epistasis effects involving two loci, 'a × a' effect is the easiest to detect whereas 'd × d' effect is the most difficult to detect.