As Ludwig explains, your body effectively thinks it has run out of fuel, but the insulin is still high enough to prevent you from burning your own fat.
Many bots can effectively be thought of as an alternative search mechanism that's embedded into an existing platform and drawing on a cache of specific data — replacing the need for users to go and perform a series of external searches to retrieve whatever third party data they're after.
Those who use the app are effectively forced into trying to think of how to distill their messages into fewer words, while those who are using other email programs will see their messages cut off at the 30-word mark.
"Last night, Bourdain effectively got an audience who think of themselves primarily as food-lovers to revisit the L.A. riots and take a deeper look into the psyche of Korean-American culture than I've seen explored anywhere in mainstream media, ever," writes Rodell.
For the French, universal public education effectively starts at 3. Can we think of a good reason it shouldn't here?
By squeezing in Hoth, Tattooine and Endor as well as every vehicle and character you can think of, Battlefront is effectively a digital preservation project, an admittance that the Star Wars movie legacy is so much more powerful than much of what the games industry's legacy has yet produced.
If the site's leaders can think of ways of effectively using this project to reach the right targets, there are many advantages to preserving disappearing languages: language has a direct relation to cultural identity, history and by consequence, the future.
I can't think of anybody that can carry the message more effectively.
The best suggestion I can think of for making a business plan more readable is to use headings effectively.
I can't think of a more moving, or more cleverly-told film, one which uses the whole lexicon of cinema so effectively.
