Sentence examples for trick developed from inspiring English sources

Do not adjust your smartphone: there isn't really a cartoon lion in front of you, it's just an impressive augmented reality trick developed using new tools from Google.

Perhaps this is an old actor's trick, developed in response to years of rejection; in a President, it has its uses as a way of keeping oneself in steady forward motion.

Inspired by Jeanjean's idea in [13] and [14], we will use an indirect approach, i.e., Struwe's monotonicity trick developed by Jeanjean.

The trick developed by the Bristol team was to trap the stem cells at an early stage where they grow in number indefinitely.

No other gorillas witnessed Lisanga's actions, so it is unlikely that they too will learn the same trick, developing a culture of stick use.

Relatively inexperienced trainers were left to execute complicated tricks developed by trainers who had spent 10 to 20 years on the job.

He practiced his lifelong hobby of magic, developing a trick in which he made a rabbit disappear.

The feat rests on a genetic trick, first developed in mice and described 2 years ago, in which scientists wipe out a cell's developmental "memory," causing it to return to its pristine embryonic state and then regrow into something else.

Shot from a single point of view on a stage set, the intention of Sherlock Holmes Baffled was probably to act as a showcase for basic film trickery and film editing effects, particularly the stop trick first developed four years earlier in 1896 by French director Georges Méliès.

But according to Dr Singer's colleague Abdallah Daar, the real trick for developing countries is to focus their limited resources.

For some animals, it's no trick to develop from a single, unfertilized egg.