Sentence examples for The affects from inspiring English sources
verb
To influence or alter.
- The experience affected me deeply.
The affects, in turn, are a species of "affection" [affectio], modification or quality, a notion embedded deep in Spinoza's metaphysics.
The affects of changing orientation remains as yet another issue to be examined in the future.
The affects of these two postprocessing on the disparity map are presented in Figure 2.
The affects of dykes in the Istanbul region is known well by practicing tunnel engineers.
The affects and passions express this conatus, without being designed for any end; they are merely appetites lacking final causes.
The affects need reason as their guide, and the lack of such guidance can result in vice.
The affects of this crime can be totally devastating on the lives of its victims.
The affects of climate change such as drought, famine-related diseases, and poverty cannot be underestimated.
The affects of temperature and humidity on λmaxSoret over time were investigated.
The affects of humidity on samples stored at 30°C was also tested (data not shown).
The world is changing, but the affects of what that world once was can linger on.
