It was as if their interest lay solely in achieving an effect with an object.
Compulsory saving, by contrast, loads the cost on to today's workers, in effect with an extra tax.
This had an astounding effect, with an average 70% increase in visitor numbers: the V&A rose by 111% in the first year.
Strengthening can be divided in three regimes which show decreasing strengthening effect with an increasing CNT content.
Indeed, The Silver Line has also felt the effect with an increase in the number of daily calls and over 500 volunteer enquiries since the ad launched.
Under One Florida, the contracting provision that Mr. Bush put into effect with an executive order in November asks state procurement officials to strive harder to award more business to minority contractors.
And in dramatic terms the producers use them to spectacular effect, with an over-the-horizon march at the top of each episode that is one of the most visually compelling entrances on television.
The infamous ear-severing, which caused so many walkouts, is discreetly elided by a pan to a wall, and throughout he uses fade-outs to eerie, feline effect, with an implied tick-tock of an impervious fate.
He heightened this effect with an absurd pileup of sound effects: a leaping female warrior, gun in hand, was surrounded by "FWAP," "SHOOM," "RAAA," and fourteen other sound words, making it seem as if many violent acts were occurring simultaneously.
The present study investigated this effect with an adult sample.
Effect with an 'e' is usually a noun, and it means 'the result of something'.
