Sentences with phrase «magical effect as»

Available to buy or hire, the trees can be used indoors and out, creating a magical effect as soon as the sun goes down.

This gorge in the High Atlas present asthonishing spectacle, its gigantic rock walls change colors to magical effect as the day unfolds.The 300 meters tall cliff walls are mere 15 meters apart from each other.

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The effect is magical — creating a public portrait of Atala as a man who appeared out of nowhere, on a quest to save many, many millions of lives.

Less than a year ago, augmented reality — digital effects laid on top of the real world as seen through a computer screen — burst into public consciousness with the release of the mobile game Pokémon GO, in which players see magical little monsters in the real world using their smartphones.

As a biohacker, his determination to discover how and why this magical blend had such extraordinary effects led him to create what we know as bulletproof coffeAs a biohacker, his determination to discover how and why this magical blend had such extraordinary effects led him to create what we know as bulletproof coffeas bulletproof coffee.

is that it has this magical effect on our blood sugar, in science it's referred to as the «lentil effect» but it works with all beans, chickpeas, etc..

Small cities aren't always the worst cities for daters, but it is of course a fact that cities such as New York and Miami are quite magical and have romantic effects on both men and women.

Deathly Hallows, Part 2 uses special effects to full advantage, thereby increasing the thrills as we watch our heroes try to locate the last of the magical Horcruxes, which must be found in order to defeat Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes).

The footage itself could be described as a «feast for the eyes» as it is packed to the brim with epic scenes, beautiful costumes (which make all of our wardrobes look a little bit sad) and magical special effects.

Although the Ferrari is the same grey as the clouds sheening everything with a light drizzle, its effect is magical — it makes the bluff Conti invisible.

Because beside two other Peugeots, the 405Mi16 (1989 -» 92) and 505 STX (1986 -» 89,) there've been quite a few cars that have had this same sort of magical effect on me as a car tester, and none of them are French.

But the effect of these cumulative encounters is almost magical; despite being given no glimpse of the narrator, we begin to see her through the people she meets as images and themes touching her own experience begin to recur in their stories.

Although the wands have all of these abilities, it appears they don't effect other magical items as, in Paper Mario: Color Splash, Lemmy's wand does not appear to affect the Green Big Paint Star.

The particle effects of magic blew me away; starting off as a mage, I really enjoyed the magical abilities as they had weight behind every cast, I felt as a mage should on the battlefield, exposed and glass cannony.

In the mid-60s he reined them in as though in penance for his ebullience, but then this concentration on a few elements led him to use steel mesh, to magical effect, and thus on to the floating horizontals of the sand - coloured Prairie.

An assistant photographed Gordon as he catapulted himself into mid-air, capturing the magical instant — about 1/125 of a second — before gravity took effect.

Music and sound designed by Hyun Il Cho add a magical effect, as do white beams of light.

Lane's best paintings, with their calm order, serene light, and almost magical balance of elements, achieve a quiet, elegiac effect that can only be described as movingly poetic.

But magical things can happen when the norm is ignored, as in this photo by Christina Anne M. Context is stripped and we're left with little more than a handsome fox peering from the darkness, lighting up the night with its intense gaze... and the effect could hardly be more striking.

Generally Accepted Explanations for discrepancy: Greenhouse effect ADDS heat and radiation to surface by some magical mechanism explained vaguely as: backradiation; insulation; slowing of loss of heat by backradiation; or other other claptrapcrap ™.

You can call it «Magical mystery radiation from the planet Zircon» and as long as you use the same equations, you will get the same result: namely, the greenhouse effect.

Giving CO2 special powers or as you say «proportional to the effect of the CO2» is magical thinking in my book.