What was in effect a footnote in Gov. Jerry Brown's recent proposed budget for the University of California has turned into a cause for major celebration among UC law students.
In this context, the small statue will have the effect of a footnote.
The LUR model is summarized in Table 2. Considering the estimated effect size (see footnote of Table 2 for clarification on the calculation) of each variable, temperature, day of the year, and road density were the main predictors.
Beginning with the 1950s, FDA and others relied on the concept of a critical target organ, or a "critical effect" (refer to footnote 3) as described later by USEPA (e.g. Barnes & Dourson, 1988).
All that shelf space inside his cranium, it seems, is jammed with subtext — the footnotes, in effect, of his inspirations, footnotes that, as often as not, prove no less edifying or entertaining than the main text.
These footnotes have the effect of jolting readers out of the story so that they remain critically engaged.
Much of this is hard to believe, and Wright, previously the author of The Looming Tower, a history of the ideology of terrorism, has armed himself with detailed source notes and regular footnotes to the effect that the church or Tom Cruise's lawyers "deny this ever happened".
Much of this is hard to believe, and Wright, previously the author of The Looming Tower, a history of the ideology of terrorism, has armed himself with detailed source notes and regular footnotes to the effect that the church or Tom Cruise's lawyers "deny this ever happened".
The effect is a kind of footnoting that distances the reader from the characters.
The board, which sets accounting standards in the United States, said yesterday in a statement that it "may revisit its 1995 decision" to allow companies to show the effects of stock options in footnotes rather than recognizing options as an expense on the income statement.
