Each has been inferred from its gravitational effects on the tiny fraction of stuff we can see.
In this paper, the relationships between Poisson's and modulus loss factors of rubbery materials are theoretically derived, the different effects of the tiny Poisson's loss factor on characterizing the loss factors of shear and longitudinal moduli are revealed.
You'll love the effect of these tiny red berries on your nails.
Moved by what he called "the ever-present transforming principle" of rendering "things seen," he was aided by a nearly photographic eye and an amazing vocabulary of jabs, slashes, scribbles, tiny circles; a tonal spectrum ranging from pale grainy gray to solid silver-black, and an unerring sensitivity to the lighting effects of even the tiniest patch of blank paper.
The effect of the formation of tiny bubbles on mass transfer rates, in particular oxygen transfer rates in an aerobic bioreactor, has been discussed.
There were other weird and pleasant effects of this tiny glimpse of carless utopia.
Take away the high-tech video projection — a marvelous, spiraling fall down the rabbit hole, the shrinking and expanding doors of the room the heroine is first trapped in, the holographic effect of a tiny, tilted room — and there's not much that would indicate, choreographically speaking, a 21st-century ballet.
In this study, we investigate the effect of tiny acoustic differences on the efficiency of prosodic information transmission.
An idiosyncratic state's aggressive assertion of an absurd claim, indulged by two spineless national parties and a compliant news media, effectively disenfranchises other voters while exaggerating the importance and the effect of tiny wins of a few thousand votes in a nation of more than 300 million.
And the effect of Paul Pfeiffer's tiny, digitally manipulated videos, one of the basketball player Larry Johnson and the other of Tom Cruise thrashing on a sofa, are inversely proportionate to their size.
