Dazzling shimmer is a common effect, whether in Kira Lynn Harris's surprisingly effective less-is-more "Waterfall," a strip of silver Mylar lining a stairwell; Dianna Frid's obscure architecture installation; or Kristian Kozul's flamboyant mirrored and silver-gilt wheelchair, from his "Discoware" series.
After a board meeting in June, Woolard was asked to figure out, in effect, whether Amelio should go.
It's a good, unnerving shock effect: whether the picture needs another of those is, I guess, a matter of taste.
It's time we took responsibility to change our behavior and our educational systems instead of stigmatizing the young people they effect – whether they're on TV or not.
Back then, the arguments against foreign wrestlers centered on whether they could ever have the dignity of Japanese wrestlers, in effect, whether they could become Japanese enough.
But nearly as important as the question of intent, if not more important, is that of effect: whether the arrangements actually made any difference.
"The defendant in the courtroom is going to suffer the same effect, whether it's a rule, a guideline, or a statute," he said.
Your question — in effect, whether signing the lease would make you a hypocrite — comes down to personal values.
It is instead a revision of Article I itself: not used to cut off debate, but to decide in effect whether to enact a law.
They found that popularity was by far the dominant effect: whether a stock was popular was more important when determining its return than whether it was volatile.
Visitors can tell at a glance whether alternate-side parking is in effect, whether garbage will be collected that day and whether schools are in session.
