Sentence examples for neat effect of from inspiring English sources

The U.S. occupation has galvanized a sense of national resistance and had the neat effect of making Iraq's history seem, to many Iraqis, irrelevant.

Despite the lack of a neat effect of the pH at acidic pretreatments the multivariate data analysis revealed a significant interaction effect of the pretreatment pH and temperature, signifying that the higher the pretreatment temperature and the lower the pH in acidic pretreatments the higher the enzymatic monosaccharide release from the pretreated solid wheat straw.

It's a neat effect, one of many at this excellent new Time Warner Center bar from Michael Lomonaco, the executive chef at the Porter House restaurant down the hall.

Gerstmann wrote that the distance fog used to reduce the slowdown was a "neat effect" as enemies would appear out of the mist "fangs first", although it masked the console's limitations.

Snip "v" shapes into the ends of the ribbon for a neat effect.

Complementary colors work well when adjacent rooms open to each other (try two shades of the same color for a neat effect).

This is a neat effect, but what does it mean?

This proposal — which already has been tried in a few states — has the neat side effect of encouraging quick learners to graduate early and free up seats in our overcrowded high schools.

This has the neat side-effect of also handing off liability for data errors.

This has the neat triple-play effect of slicing the keyspace in half (and more) by eliminating special characters and lower-case letters; incentivising customers to use shorter, less secure passwords because of the hassle of inputting them; and leaving the whole thing vulnerable to screen-loggers that simply make movies of which keys you mouse over.

Results show that the supercooling effect of neat PES reduces after composite formation.