Sentence examples for affects in from inspiring English sources
The affects, in turn, are a species of "affection" [affectio], modification or quality, a notion embedded deep in Spinoza's metaphysics.
It only affects in a normal year three to six guys a year.
Second, the spatial distribution of the protons in the nucleus affects in measurable ways the behaviour of the surrounding electrons.
The ubiquity of acrylamide in processed food has complicated studies of its potential cancer-causing affects in humans.
Meanwhile, singer Leonard Newell's flimsy Liam impression is the audio equivalent of that squint-eyed sneer he affects in every single photo shoot.
This time the anger again tumbled out fast, a huge contrast to the girlish giggle that Williams affects in her mandatory interviews after matches.
Where the meeting brings together people who do not meet easily, as happened this month in Copenhagen, it almost does not matter whether the talking affects in any way the fundamental problems they have come to discuss.
He had a lisTherethe tip of his tongue (included now): . 1.
The failures can have catastrophic affects in the system.
On the one hand, the OOV word problem affects in a greater extent multi-word terms.
Volcanic ash not only affects in-flight operations but can affect ground-based airport operations as well.
