Sentence examples for realistic effects from inspiring English sources

There is therefore a need for population dynamics theory that effectively incorporates realistic effects of spatial and temporal heterogeneity.

With realistic effects and mock interviews with victims, it is now regarded as a television breakthrough.

But, you might ask, is tweaking to achieve more realistic effects in the same category as flimflam?

The enormous success, creative and financial, of "Titanic" in 1997 has been the prime generator for this boom in realistic effects.

In traditional animation, realistic effects were achieved by the painstaking alteration of drawings or models for each frame of film a very labour-intensive process.

"The new iOS encourages the focus away from embellishments of user interface elements that we've seen in the past, such as paper textures and other realistic effects that mimic reality," says Tom Censani, product design manager at ticketing service Eventbrite.

Her plays contain intensely realistic elements — the studiously plausible scenery, the lack of obviously purposive action — but they don't always add up to a realistic effect.

A close-up of part of the pilot's arm and the wings of the aircraft strengthens the realistic effect.

The most realistic effect in the Met's "Ring" cycle -- and one of Mr. Clark's perennial headaches -- is the forging of the sword in Act I of "Siegfried".

For the most realistic effect, the snow was made the old-fashioned way, from frozen water; potato flakes or confetti simply would not do.

"Last year, a guy named Takeshi Yamada made a two-headed baby," Mr. Marbury said, adding that Mr. Yamada had used his own sloughed-off skin for realistic effect.