"play effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to have an impact or influence on something or someone. Example: The new policy played a significant effect on the company's profits.
Still, like some cruel magician, the play effects a series of transformations, leaving its characters – who began so assuredly – injured and undefended, bereft of most comforts and illusions.
Along with a laptop computer and a video monitor, it had home-movie projectors, turntables and a cartridge machine that radio stations use to play effects and commercials; it also had hand puppets.
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.
Additionally, (ii) the 2-DOF structural model and the Theodorsen's theory of hydroplanes system are used to get a better understanding of the structure parameters and free-play effect on linear/nonlinear flutter of the hydroplanes system.
Follow up ANOVAs indicate that playing experience effects were significant on the PQ and GA scores, whereas the game played effect was significant for all dependent variables.
Click "Effect" to adjust the video Brightness, Contrast, Saturation and Volume for you to get the perfect playing effect.
Choose the output format and set the specific video and audio parameters for you to get the perfect playing effect.
Cultural effects may play an effect.
When you're switching from one track to the other, you can choose to keep playing effects on the original track thanks to a new fade-out effect option.
This spatiotemporal patterning of the played effects strongly suggests that these reflect linguistic rather than acoustic properties of the stimuli.
