As a result, the dense layering of samples and disparate musical cues achieves an almost psychedelic effect, propelling you around the world in 60 minutes, leaving you dizzy with pleasure.
Some gun experts have noted that military-style weapons were much less popular in the 1980s, before Democrats began leading the charge to ban them, and have suggested that political efforts to ban such weapons had the unintended effect of propelling them to the top of the American gun market.
Since 2008, those two elementary truths have had the effect of propelling taxation to the heart of public policy discourse.
Conventional high explosives typically explode and create most of their effect by propelling shrapnel out in a cloud of deadly high-speed projectiles, or from the short, sharp blast.
Shariatmadari said, "Carter's human-rights policy has not been a very important propelling force, though it has not been totally without effect in pushing liberalization.
The work's morphing and jostling effects propel parts of the Chamber Concerto as well.
The process of biomineralization in living organisms, their consequent effect of controlling the formation of inorganic organic composites propelling their application in biomimetic designing of advanced composites with optimized novel properties leading to advances in materials design have been discussed.
Rather it is Carter's intricate lighting schemes that appear to drive the dancers' movement, setting them spinning as if on a carousel, or propelling them toward the audience in sinister fashion with strobe effects.
President Bush must be wondering about this unforeseen spillover effect that propels him and his administration along the road to making the federal government an all-powerful monitor of our very existence.
That minor pictures thrive when propelled by the surprise effect was confirmed when a "Virgin and Child" ascribed to the 16th-century painter Francesco Botticini doubled its estimate at £494,500.
