The phrase "affected spoke" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where someone spoke in a way that was influenced by emotions or circumstances, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The affected spoke of his experiences left the audience in tears."
Alternatives: "emotional speech" or "influenced dialogue".
Mutant cilia were unable to bend properly and frequently stalled, implying that because central pair structure was defective, interactions between the central pair and the radial spokes that affected dynein arm switching were abnormal, and consequently cilia-generated flow was impaired.
Holder — the highest ranking administration official to travel to Ferguson following massive protests — spoke at the time about how the trip affected him personally.
The quasi-static, two-dimensional analysis focuses on how the contact patch, vertical tire stiffness and rolling resistance are affected by the stiffness properties of the band and the spokes.
The Northern Ireland athlete spoke of her "disillusionment" after that decision and said it had affected her preparations for the World Juniors.
(Never participated, urban, male) One formerly participating obstetrician spoke of the positive outcome for his practice after discontinuing from CY: "Paperwork got reduced and income also [no longer] affected".
But the weight of our unscientific survey unquestionably leans towards opposition, and many more spoke of their deep concerns over how the government's plans could affect the areas in which they work.
Mr. Nagin said the 49 designated routes accounted for 21percentt of the airline's 2,000 daily flights, but would affect passengers on many other flights because of the airline's hub-and-spoke system.
The "worm", as the rising and falling line is known, is credited with affecting the result of New Zealand's 2002 election, after it appeared especially perky whenever the candidate of one small party spoke.
Because of the hub-and-spoke architecture of today's airline route systems, when things go badly in one part of the nation's air grid, it tends to affect traffic elsewhere.
