0 an unusual piece of action in a film, or an entertainment on a stage, created by using particular equipment:
Her practice centres around video and photography which often employs a high standard of special effect, mixing real footage with digitally constructed elements.
That ballot has a special effect.
They will be open to public comment and consideration of opinions before decisions are reached on the major implications or the special effect on this or that individual locality.
There is one further rather special effect that this will have, and an effect which illustrates the importance of having in the solution an element of public ownership.
It is essential to recognise the special effect of the poll tax on people who live in tied accommodation.
In particular, he is right about the special effect that top-up fees will have on women.
His team make a special effect to ensure that the voices of marginalised young people are heard and their views acted upon.
Secondly, it would oblige the courts to give some special effect to that meaning.
