Sentence examples for snow effect from inspiring English sources

And in the final act, the snow effect creates moments of true beauty – and tension – on stage.

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The work, "The Portal of Rouen Cathedral in Morning Light" (1894), joins three Monets already in the Getty: "Still Life With Flowers and Fruit" (1869); "Sunrise (Marine)," from 1873; and "Wheatstacks, Snow Effect, Morning" (1891).

Snow has been used to represent many emotions in literature and art, from the terror and death of the romantic poets to the beauty of Claude Monet's "snow effect" landscapes.

Great for something more vibrant and contemporary than the traditional green options, it will add a bit of gaiety to your yuletide decorations, while the stylish snow  effect is really pretty.

Frank Capra didn't want his actors in the 1946 classic It's a Wonderful Life to be distracted by crunching cornflakes and got his special effects team to create an Oscar-winning falling snow effect using foam retardant mixed with water and crystals which could be sprayed.

Before then, set makers had created snow effects by blowing crushed ice.

In this paper, a new method is proposed to measure the air velocity profile around a fence structure with consideration of snow effects.

From these results, it can be seen that, by adding both the annual gravity term and the snow effects (Eq. (31)), our proposed hydrological modeling can now reproduce long-term gravity changes within about 1 µgal RMS.

Disney wanted an "all-encompassing" and organic tool to provide snow effects but not require switching between different methods.

Gustave Courbet (1819 1877) had been painting effets de neige, "snow effects", from as early as 1856, in a landscape style preferred by Japanese, Dutch, and Flemish artists.