The fibre waveguide geometry provides transverse confinement, and effectively one-dimensional random distributed feedback leads to the generation of a stationary near-Gaussian beam with a narrow spectrum.
The lasting image will be that of Ramos -- who serves as Univision's lead anchor and is effectively one of the (if not the) most powerful newsmen on Spanish-language TV -- being hustled out of the room after trying to ask Trump a question.
"We should view evidence-based policy and the task of confronting problematic drug use using the tools of public health and medicine as effectively one and the same," explained Kathleen Frydl, historian and author of the book The Drug Wars in America.
In one, a Russian politician talked about how Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus are effectively one and the same.
Formed with scissors, color and shape become effectively one.
Still for this one, the Raceway and Gossage found a slow news day and a credible path to gain traction (no pun intended), and effectively put one over on those who may take sports, and the business of sports, more than a bit too seriously.
To their clients and colleagues, they were effectively one person, though one person with the strengths and ideas of two, seamlessly handing projects back and forth.
Recruitment of practices and patients was staggered over effectively one year, which also included start-up and embedding of the local NHS Health Check service.
But if the Michigan researchers are correct, impacting just the one behavior -- daily physical activity -- may more efficiently and effectively improve one's health status and in turn reduce health care costs.
