Sentences with phrase «large area of effect»

will trigger a down screen animation that shows the attack on the arena be in a specific target attack or a large area of effect.

This finished has Fett grapple an enemy to him, plant a bomb on them and then kick them away for large area of effect damage.

His special attack summons lesser robot versions of himself (two by default, but it can be upgraded to four) who attack nearby enemies before exploding in a large area of effect attack.

Instead, I would use the mount ability to quickly dislodge yourself from the ground so you can get out of the way of larger area of effect abilities.

This is where the game's explosive orb grenades take the center stage, offering a standard explosive variety (infinite) and a number of limited use power - ups that can lock - on to enemies, or cover increasingly large areas of effect.

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It's not clear what kinds of larger effects Amazon will have on HQ2's metro area.

The effect has been a diminishing pool of quality rental housing in the area, particularly for larger families needing the more spacious apartments often targeted for condo conversions, said John Fitzgerald, executive director of the Howard Area Community Center in Rogers Parea, particularly for larger families needing the more spacious apartments often targeted for condo conversions, said John Fitzgerald, executive director of the Howard Area Community Center in Rogers PArea Community Center in Rogers Park.

For someone looking to kill or terrify large numbers of civilians, chemical weapons are fantastic - they deliver shocking, horrible effects over huge areas for a relatively modest investment in fuel and ordinance weight.

But ultimately she was both too new to the area and too liberal for much of the district — even though a portion of it featured some of Teachout's best results during her 2014 gubernatorial bid — and attack ads may have had a larger effect on her than on a longtime resident and political figure in Faso.

Whether there existed something acceptable which Labour could offer in exchange would of course depend on negotiations, However, this sort of agreement has significant advantages over post-election deals about coalitions or lesser forms of cooperation — they require neither agreement of a programme (which inevitably means political compromise) nor standing down in areas (which can have detrimental effects in the longer term or on other elections such as Euro elections fought over larger geographical units).

Taking into account the disastrous effects of the 2003 and 2010 heat wave events in Europe, and those of 2011 and 2012 in the USA, results show that we may be facing a serious risk of adverse impacts over larger and densely populated areas if mitigation strategies for reducing global warming are not implemented.

«In addition, we found that sexual selection favored males that were bigger and moved over larger areas, though the effect of body size can not be disentangled from last - male precedence.»

It can be very difficult to replicate the long - term effects of climate change over very large geographic areas in the laboratory or field.

The largest effects of removing subsidies were found in areas that export oil and gas, such as Russia, Latin America, and the Middle East and North Africa.

Von Verschuer compiled a large file of twins in the Berlin area, in effect the first twin registry, and he compared the children for features like lung capacity and intelligence.

The overall effect would be the same as making large areas of the planet more mirror - like.

Some geologists speculate that massive volcanic eruptions covering areas as large as modern continents triggered the release of methane buried in the ocean floor, causing a greenhouse effect.

The study also showed that the effect was much larger on a regional scale, counteracting possibly up to 30 % of warming in more rural, forested areas where anthropogenic emissions of aerosols were much lower in comparison to the natural aerosols.

• More effective management and protection of large areas outside of formally protected areas; • Increased law enforcement combined with improved legal frameworks and stiffer sanctions for poachers; • Coordination across all sectors on land use and protection of natural resources with a priority on conserving great ape populations; • Conservation advocacy for wildlife and law enforcement to effect behavior change; • An enhanced understanding of diseases such as Ebola to guide conservation actions; • Monitoring of great ape abundance and distribution, habitat loss, and illegal activities.

Would one pack passing through an area occasionally, but not denning there, have the same effect as two very large packs that had produced multiple litters of pups in one year?

Shielding vulnerable structures using large - scale metamaterials — which inhibit the propagation of incoming seismic waves through interference effects — could help to protect a much wider area without any direct modification to existing buildings in the region.

The record - low winter maximum doesn't necessarily herald a record low end - of - summer minimum come September, as summer weather patterns have a large effect on sea ice area.

These regions can be clumped into larger areas of the genome called quantitative trait loci, which are known to contain genes that produce a specific physical effect, such as shaggy hair.

In an effort to detect consistent patterns across a large geographical area, University of Illinois researchers conducted a meta - analysis of 62 studies examining the effect of tillage on soil microbes.

Concentrations of pollution in particular areas could trigger larger effects than more dispersed pollution.

Large, densely populated urban areas are highly susceptible to exhausting heat waves exacerbated by the «heat island» effect in which once permeable, cooling surfaces like open land, bodies of water and vegetation have been replaced with surfaces that capture and retain heat like asphalt and concrete.

«In lieu of a practical means of delivering [canine distemper virus] vaccines to wild tigers, the most viable strategy to ensure their conservation is the maintenance of large connected populations within protected areas that buffer the effects of local declines,» Gilbert and colleagues write.

Then the large surface area created by the roughness of the surface has the opposite effect.

«We have to watch for larger, indirect effects,» Tyack said, noting that climate changes could reduce prey fish, and thus indirectly harm marine mammals — which might suffer additional stress if they're traveling in an area of active oil exploration, for instance.

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During an El Niño, a domino of atmospheric effects causes a large area of stable, subsiding air to form over the tropical Atlantic.

Loss of bird populations would have large effects on potential spreading of vegetation to new areas.

The authors concluded that with the inclusion of studies with larger patient samples, the mean weighted effect size of rTMS directed at the left temporo - parietal area for AVH has decreased, although the effect is still significant.

The CDR potential and possible environmental side effects are estimated for various COA deployment scenarios, assuming olivine as the alkalinity source in ice ‐ free coastal waters (about 8.6 % of the global ocean's surface area), with dissolution rates being a function of grain size, ambient seawater temperature, and pH. Our results indicate that for a large ‐ enough olivine deployment of small ‐ enough grain sizes (10 µm), atmospheric CO2 could be reduced by more than 800 GtC by the year 2100.

Because of quantum size effects and large surface area to volume ratio, Nanomaterials have unique properties compared with their larger counterparts.

There are lots of control panels with monitors and various lighting effects strewn around, large solid steel doors, brightly lit warning signs, lots of steel grating, minimalistic white coloured eating / kitchen areas etc...

When taking a character's turn, they can move around the arena of battle freely, which becomes important when considering that all attacks now have an area of effect, whether directly next to a character and their sweeping blade, or with large magical abilities.

This research shows that charter schools in the urban areas of Massachusetts have large, positive effects on educational outcomes.

Researchers examined the effects of Readers Theater (performance reading) on the reading achievement and motivation of struggling eight grade students in a low socioeconomic neighborhood in a large metropolitan area in south Texas.

These analyses are intended to provide policymakers with an evidence base on tenure policy effects as well as potential areas for improved communication and support for school - based staff in the event of large - scale policy change.

The effect of the larger front end has been compensated for almost entirely, meaning that the cd x A figure for aerodynamic drag (drag coefficient multiplied by drag area) has only risen very slightly.

If your land area is a large one such as a condo or commercial compound, removal of cats is often not the solution as it creates a vacuum effect where others will take its place, repeating the cycle.

On the other hand, one that's too large may lose the effect of a cozy den, and provide an area for your pup to conduct business rather than learning to hold it.

Phangan Bayshore Resort is a three - star hotel located along Haad Rin Nok in Koh Phangan that is one of the best places to stay for guests travelling in the area on a tight budget.Home to an 80m stretch of beachfront, its location makes it a great place to stay for guests looking for accommodation close to the Full Moon Party.The large scale compound is home to 143 guestrooms, ranging from simple guestrooms in the main building to air - conditioned bungalows.Inside each unit, classic hotel charm is conveyed with minimal fuss but to maximum effect courtesy of polished marble tile floors, dark wood furniture and a colour palette of beige, brown and white.

Transformers vehicular forms are also utilised a little more often this time around as well with some of the best levels of the game providing large open areas where both robot and vehicle mode can be used to great effect, something which the first game didn't always do.

The Wizard is a spellcaster and is operated through button combinations, which makes him the most tedious character to use, but once you learn his combos and spells you become the most effective murder machine in the party due to his large arsenal of area of effect spells.

Upgrading the power ups makes their effects last longer, cover a wider area, and even affect a larger number of ghost that chase you.

I played a very aggressive play style and my general was capable of spending large amounts of resources to drop a laser ordinance for a massive area of effect damage.

Paul Pagk's Minuit Fugue, a pink abstract painting is pretty much the definition of painterly surface effect; I really love the contrast between the large areas of thick glossy paint, and the crustiness that occurred as the paint approached the whiteish lines.

In general, contrast enhances the difference in brightness and / or color between the interacting areas... Such contrast effects are mutual, but if the surround area is larger and more intense than the area it encloses, then the contrast is correspondingly out of balance, and may appear to be exerted in one direction only.