Frankly, I'd be surprised if many other firms adopt them, because putting "radical transparency" and his other ideas into effect involves a lot of hassle.
Though referred to as a hologram, the effect involves projecting a two-dimensional image onto a transparent scrim.
The effect involves interactions between electrons and also those between electrons and the rest of the material.
One common effect involves the assumption that a particular pill is responsible for easing pain or discomfort that is actually subsiding naturally.
A special application of the blood-transfusion effect involves repeated small blood transfusions from a potential donor who is a close relative of the patient.
One effect involves the maximum number of stations a company can own in a single local market -- a number that in many cases will shrink under the commission's new methodology.
The effect involves techniques that seem hardly fair in straight photography — chiefly dye-transfer printing, an arduous and expensive process (mooted, of late, by digital technology) which employs screens of magenta, cyan blue, and yellow to manipulate color.
This effect involves the displacement of the warm water lens toward the west, so that the deepest part of the lens is situated to the north of the island of Bermuda rather than in the central Atlantic Ocean.
(The Hall effect involves the development of a transverse electric field in a semiconductor material when it carries a current and is placed in a magnetic field perpendicular to the current).
The calculation of the design effect involves variance estimation and hence requires second order inclusion probabilities.
The wall effect involves the non-bonding penetration of the surface charge by the adsorbate.
