RCUK is now studying the effects of the emphasis on practical training, for example tracking Ph.D. students to see if it helps them be more immediately effective in their jobs.
This has the effect of placing the emphasis on what is more often secondary in a novel: background and atmosphere.
The question of who is to blame for the past is less important than the effect of the present emphasis on blaming, on demonizing the other side.
She said that while positive tests at the World Cup would be a big surprise, her concern was the effect of the increased emphasis on size and strength in the professional era on young players watching.
Sullivan warns about the effects of that emphasis on American politics, given the combined power of the country's evangelicals: "the crisis of Christianity is perhaps best captured in the new meaning of the word 'secular.' It once meant belief in separating the spheres of faith and politics; it now means, for many [in this country], simply atheism.
Finally, we evaluate the effects of changing the emphasis on particular constructs by making another extension to AmaLgam's algorithm, enabling the specification of different weights for each construct.
To strengthen this effect of the shift of emphasis, the Tribune article moves to discuss the effects of the nuclear weapons of "restoring French grandeur and influence...and greater cooperation within the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Sahara Blast Successfulssful" 1).
Perhaps the most pernicious effect of an emphasis on short-term earnings is its destructive impact on the succession process.
As it was, the ligament damage had the effect of placing unhealthy emphasis on Jamie Carragher and Ledley King, only recently restored to the set-up, as stop-gap replacements: the former's lack of pace duly earned him two bookings and a suspension, and the latter succumbed to a groin strain.
