The phrase "artificial affects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing emotions or responses that are not genuine or are produced by artificial means, such as in psychology or technology discussions.
Example: "The film's portrayal of artificial affects left the audience questioning the authenticity of the characters' emotions."
Alternatives: "synthetic emotions" or "manufactured feelings".
Microsoft has a new virtual assistant, and it's a hybrid of Siri and Google Now, with some artificial affect thrown in for good measure.
However, there is dearth of information on how mechanical behavior such as wear/friction processes (during the usage of the artificial joint) affects structures and properties of nanocomposites used in biosystems.
Our study shows that light pollution may have a significant impact on sleep behaviour in free-living animals during the reproductive season, which may provide a potential mechanism by which artificial light affects fitness.
While the fact that artificial light affects animal behavior has been recorded since Aristotle, recognition of the potential danger posed to entire social-ecological systems by urban lighting is relatively recent [13], [24].
Artificial light affects the sensitivity of the compound eyes of moths (Frank, 2006).
This artificial inflation affects GDS-derived scales but not DRS-derived scales.
How might the artificial flavoring affect a can of Campbell's Home-Style chicken soup?
It is a lot to hang on one small experiment, but if the unpleasant effects of artificial sweeteners affect only some people, that could explain why the large epidemiological studies have failed to find that they consistently make people fat.
WEEK IN REVIEW, PAGE 10 FROM PANIC, SELF-RELIANCE In Op-Ed articles, the literary critic Harold Bloom and the writer Richard Dooling assess how financial panic and artificial intelligence affected the philosophies of such diverse thinkers as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Freeman Dyson and the Unabomber.
Artificial H2ases affect the oxidation of H2 and the reverse reaction, the reduction of protons.
