In addition, the effects aroused by Eu have been theoretically calculated, which indicates that Eu doping enhances the sensing performance of SnO2.
The region's activation could signal merely that people who are susceptible to the endowment effect are emotionally aroused by the prospect of selling an item, but the insula may not be spurring them to place a higher value on it, he says.
This homojunction interfacial charge separation, aroused by quantum effect, through long-distance transfer along the single-crystalline nanorod gives us inspiration to achieve efficient charge separation with defect-less interfaces, which might can be utilized for real-time environmental abatement and energy generation simultaneously.
At acidic condition (pH < 4), one can notice an obviously reduced swelling; it was aroused by the screening effect of the counter ions (e.g., Cl−) which reduce the effective charges of –NH2+ and therefore decrease the efficient repulsion between the two cations (–NH2+) [ 36].
Environment cumulative effects characteristics, sources, approaches and types aroused by coal exploitation are discussed.
One hypothesis was that, since downtime is usually taken soon after the incident, its initial effect would be to decrease the acute anxiety aroused by a critical incident.
The main difference between Experiments 2 and 3 seems to be that in Experiment 2, top-down attentional mechanisms took effect, while in Experiment 3, attentional allocation was aroused by bottom-up mechanisms.
A word I've hit on for the Whitney effect is "antithetical," with the thesis being an expectation aroused by gorgeous hues: clarion primaries and secondaries interspersed with flavorful tertiaries and, sometimes, black.
His team presented a paper at a medical conference, the Scientific Sessions of the American Heart Association, in New Orleans, Louisiana, last November showing for the first time that the emotions aroused by "joyful music" have a healthy effect on blood vessels.
In particular, the affective effects of price discounts are the feelings and emotions aroused by receiving or missing a promotion (Raghubir et al. 2004).
