But as nothing, western or local, came to fill the void, the great drive to westernise amounted mostly to the erasure of the past; the effect on culture was reductive and stunting, leading families like mine, otherwise glad of republican progress, to furnish their houses like museums.
This paper proposes two new metrics called DPD-factor and GDP-pattern, for comparing the effect of erasure codes on the endurance of systems based on their encoding designs, without simulation.
She characterizes this as "a false and reductive history of feminist engagement with biology, science, and materialism," the effect of which is an erasure of work by feminists who have, in fact, engaged these areas (Ahmed 2008, 24).
Figure 7 The effect of number of packets and erasure probabilities on the normalized delay.
Anonymity made it possible for me to express this fullness, to expand the picture of Iran that we normally have in the U.S., but it also had the effect of elision, of compression and erasure.
In spite of the current debate, it is important to point out that the present study places emphasis on the effect of ZIP on the PTSD-like behavior by SPS exposure, rather than the erasure of existing memory.
The incredible areal density growth spurt enabled by perpendicular recording is now endangered by an inability to effectively balance writeability with erasure effects at the system level.
The researchers' simulations showed that, over time, this "seismic erasure" effect would account for the disappearance of most small craters.
For all of the effects of erasure and absence on The Sad Passions, the narration is incredibly present, crawling on the page in spidery, sprawling observations, setting up pools and lairs that lure a reader in.
In "Formations of Erasure," the group shifts to a relatively aesthetic mode, examining entropy's effect upon mostly '70s Earthworks in physical and philosophical terms.
