Sentence examples for tornado effect from inspiring English sources

I heard plenty of stories of deserted dining rooms and restaurants on the verge of closing, but there was almost a tornado effect.

Swirl the water around in a circular motion and once the water settles slightly and there is a tornado effect in the centre, lower the cup into the middle of the swirl so that it almost touches the water and tip the egg out in a quick fluid motion.

Keeping CPU limitations in mind, simple tornado effects were added to level 2, so that it did not look too bland.

This was determined by failure to correctly answer a screening question using the study's methodology applied to a fanciful scenario involving a tornado's effect on the subject's home (see Additional File 1 Appendix 1 Appendix

The courthouse and the grain elevator were spared the worst of the tornado's effects.

The team reports in today's issue of Science that the smoke patterns revealed the same tornado-like effect--also known as a leading-edge vortex--as seen in the glass bead experiment, confirming that their model was correct.

By 8 p.m., the National Weather Service had tornado watches in effect across 11 counties and was warning that "supercells" had developed across the central part of the state and were moving eastward.

By contrast, most bad guys in big summer blockbusters find themselves contending with a tornado of special effects, leaving actors even as brilliant as Benedict Cumberbatch, as he was in Star Trek Into Darkness, with little to do but race around with their quiff blowing in the wind.

The results show that a cooling tower exposed to a tornado experiences combined effects of pressure drop accompanying a tornado and aerodynamic flow-structure interaction.

A tornado plot illustrated the effect of uncertainty, which shows the effect on the overall results in the model of varying each input variable individually.

Tornado watches are in effect until 11 a.m.