But perhaps the deepest effect of 9/11 is to make that acquaintance a little more intimate.
Strangely, it is this last quality that may have the deepest effect on the way people live.
But does a character script also exert deeper effects on the mind?
"Most people think opiates are just analgesics, but the opium receptors are distributed widely throughout the brain and they can have deep effects on cognition".
No one can doubt the deep effects of Labour's "reforms" but to maintain that the executive has suffered in the last 12 years is absurd.
But as suggested in Ray's report to the American Missionary Association, the deep effects of the draft riots would require a much longer period to be overcome.
"I think that if we overemphasize a quantitative, micro-economic approach to terrorism, we may fail to recognize the deep effects of religious fervor, hatred, bravado and psychodynamic pressures that are unknown to the typical Western mind," Dr. Victoroff said.
It is in truth a great and transforming event, and is destined to have deeper effects on the life of the country than the war of the out of which it partly sprang.
Necessarily, such extracts or short stories, suitable for a two-hour entertainment, excluded some of his larger and deeper effects—notably, his social criticism and analysis and his later novels were underrepresented.
A: Machine intelligence will have deep effects on people and society, and the influences will be changing over time.
A proper supplier selection and its deep effects on raising the competitive advantage of companies have been broadly deliberated in the literature of SCM.
