Averting needless tragedy Ms. Albanjar notes that Nafisa's case highlights how effective a simple idea can be.
I have a certain way of thinking about things, which includes the use of ambiguity to arrive at clarity, and the most effective simplification of an idea so that it is at the same time readily understood, or at least that the interval between seeing something and understanding something is short enough to engage the viewer.
It is an effective, simple idea that gets less suggestive as the novel proceeds — partly because Mandanipour does not much vary the kind of material that is redacted, and partly because the redacted material is, of course, almost perfectly legible.
The (mostly state-level) battles raging about solar are less about whether harnessing electrons from the sun is a good, cost-effective idea, but whether the main delivery method should be centralized or distributed.
The other place to get an idea of what effective teachers do is, believe it or not, Hollywood.
"Hub Tones," arranged as was the rest of the program by David Weiss, was one of several numbers in which all four trumpeters played the theme as a unison fanfare, a particularly effective idea on winding themes like this one.
These economists think that zombie banks aren't going to suddenly turn into good banks and that a more effective idea is to capitalize and license new clean banks.
To demonstrate that the idea is effective, an uncompressed audio track, 4 s long, has been MP3 compressed at several bit-rates in the set [64, 96, 128, 192] kbit/s, and then recompressed to 160 kbit/s, in such a way to obtain four doubly compressed versions, three with increasing bit-rate, and one with decreasing bit-rate.
But what makes an idea powerful, and why is construction an effective means of encountering these ideas?
