There was a campness in their delivery, deliberately affected to annoy the manly men of rock.
The cars go faster, cost more, and the sport deliberately affects a snobby, elitist image.
This helps the person learn to deliberately affect the physiological process in question.
Simultaneously, the participatory ethos of new technology encourages humanitarian organizations and government authorities alike to deliberately engage affected communities in the design, implementation and evaluation of humanitarian response (Kaiser 2000; Maxwell et al. 2011; Gillman 2014; Özdamar and Ertem 2015), yet poses a number of non-trivial hurdles to meaningful engagement.
This is revealed both directly in the high frequency of anaphoric relations between pronouns and elements in subject positions, and in the way that this subject bias can be deliberately manipulated and affected by certain specific changes made to aspects of the discourse structure.
3. A political explanation is that Comey deliberately tried to affect the presidential election.
The Hawthorne effect is powerful, and can be deliberately leveraged to affect outcomes, independent of a given intervention [ 11].
Thus, human activities probably affect the population dynamics of the pest, fortuitously increasing its capacity to disperse or deliberately decreasing pest population densities, thereby globally affecting the population structure of the western corn rootworm.
First, we recognize the possibility of the Hawthorne effect [ 49] affecting this study, where workers may deliberately either over- or under-perform when they are being timed, depending on their attitudes towards the goal of the study.
First, decisions might be affected quite deliberately with a surgeon intentionally choosing a particular device because of a financial relationship with the manufacturer, such as being a consultant for them.
