"Sexual violence is a weapon, used to deliberate effect to achieve military or political objectives.
Misrepresented, because a large part of the resulting stigma can be a systematic – even deliberate – effect of power.
In his book "The Death of a President" (Harper & Row, 1967), William Manchester told how the broken note would "be widely regarded as a deliberate effect".
The ceilings consisted of a series of poorly aligned concrete slabs with deep grooves separating them, and covered in pockmarked stubble (a deliberate effect).
He recovered from them quickly enough that you wondered if that slight sense of distraction was a deliberate effect (however puzzling).
In her new all-female quartet, Gill's constructions and deconstructions, already foregrounded by the abstracting, deliberate effect of her dancers, are further clarified by means of a square grid on the floor.
There were some missteps in faster songs, including "Wetterfahne," in which the rapidity of the words tripped up the singer's pitches and his dynamics veered as uncontrolledly as the wind-jerked weather vane, perhaps a deliberate effect but a mistaken one.
The Manhattan streets unspool outside like a back projection whose unreality is, probably, a deliberate effect; a function of Packer's mind, a faintly delirious symptom of someone whose wealth has grown to such extremes that it cannot be enjoyed or even understood in any conventional way.
Before we let the quiet machinery of the "we" tar a text as cliched or preachy, messy or sentimental, or bitchy or undercooked, let's provisionally grant that there might be some deliberate effect lurking therein – particularly under whichever womanish performative sign we spotted that flattered us into looking no further.
But this is the first thing that is really planetary scale with a deliberate effect.
The present exploration deliberates the effect of nonlinear thermal radiation on double diffusive free convective boundary layer flow of a viscoelastic nanofluid over a stretching sheet.
