Sentence examples for pioneer effect from inspiring English sources

Is Pluto Being Pulled by the Pioneer Effect?

Although it contributes, universal rotation is not the cause of the Pioneer effect.

If the Pioneer effect is real, then the outer planets ought to be tugged by it too.

The fact that we don't see these effects means we can rule out the Pioneer effect as a phenomenon affecting the outer planets, they say.

In the last few years, a few astronomers have calculated what sort of influence the Pioneer effect should have on Pluto, concluding that it should produce significant periodic effects.

"Who Framed Roger Rabbit" was one of the pioneer special-effects movies.

Almost 50 years after French director Henri-Georges Clouzot pioneered optical effect experimentations, São Paulo-based artist Anaísa Franco re-explores the face as a canvas for image projection in her latest project Onirical Reflections.

John Chambers's pioneering special effects and prosthetics makeup techniques earned him a special Academy Award.

The company, which pioneered digital effects starting in the 1970s, has put its "gee whiz, how'd they do that?" stamp on hundreds of movies ("Titanic," "Forrest Gump" and the "Indiana Jones" and "Mission: Impossible" series, among others).

Martin Scorsese's 3-D drama "Hugo" (Nov. 23), adapted from Brian Selznick's young-adult graphic novel "The Invention of Hugo Cabret," tells the story of an orphan in nineteen-thirties Paris who is befriended by the toy vender Papa Georges Ben Kingsleyy), a character based on the pioneering special-effects director Georges Méliès.

Bullock's centrality to Gravity is now belatedly being recognised, overshadowed in the runup to the film's release by audiences' awe at the pioneering special effects and visual kick, as well as the undue prominence of George Clooney in the publicity materials; placed there, perhaps, by a studio nervous that Bullock may not have been the most marketable name for a space film.