In effect, the view of language learning consists of teachers doing most of the talking in class.
To this effect, the views of skyscrapers seen from condo windows high above the ground reinforce the impression that the transglobal oligarchy is set on segregating their luxurious existence from the social elements who would overrun their playground given the chance.
It reflects the effect of the viewing procedure on visual attention for more or less conspicuous lesions [ 21].
However, when it came to symptoms and side-effects, the views between patients and healthcare professionals differed.
Similarly, removing the influence of head view did not disrupt the effect of the view-invariant gaze direction predictor in anterior STS (p = 0.016) but produced only a weakly significant effect in posterior STS (p = 0.045; Figure 3C).
Amid all the post-election analysis, barely a word has been spoken about the so-called Bradley effect — the bogus view that some white voters lie to pollsters about their voting intentions.
While it is difficult to sort out cause from effect, the consensus view is that deflation has been an important negative factor in the Japanese slump".
English Heritage objected, in particular because of the Shard's effect on the view from Hampstead Heath, where it would loom over St Paul's.
Gender and driving experience had significant but weak effect on the view on left-foot preference.
The Leges is the first legal treatise in English history, and has been credited with having the greatest effect on the views of English law before the reign of King Henry II than any other work of its kind.
