Fattoria dei Barbi's Brusco dei Barbi, for example, is effectively a cut-price brunello at about a third of the price and ready to drink now.
Left without medical records to verify legitimate patients and, perhaps most important, devoid of any marijuana to pass out, the cannabis club in West Hollywood, for example, is effectively shut down.
A slow-burning scene at the top of the second act, for example is effectively augmented by the reddening, then setting, of the sun.
Three crude-by-rail terminals planned for the Aberdeen-Hoquiam waterfront in coastal Grays Harbor County, for example, were effectively stopped in the last two years by local opposition and legal challenges.
Many of the points disputed by realists and antirealists differences in epistemic commitment to scientific entities, properties, and relations based on observability, for example—are effectively non-issues on this view.
When the Toronto exchange's computers crashed a few minutes before the close of trading this past Wednesday, for example, Versus was effectively crippled as well because as an exchange member, it could not trade.
State-controlled infrastructure isn't always safe or reliable either – earlier this year, for example, the internet was effectively switched off in Iraq to prevent teenagers from cheating on their exams, and the internet is widely censored in countries such as China and North Korea.
Instead, the program ignores the I parameter, so tree reconstruction in this example was therefore effectively done using the JC+Cov model.
Markets like this that express high variability and infrequent, low demand — vintage car collection is another example — cannot be effectively served by traditional manufacturing.
In certain regions of Italy, for example, it is effectively impossible to access abortion services despite abortion care being legal; 70% of gynaecologists conscientiously object to providing abortion services, a number that rises above 80% in particularly conservative regions in the north of the country.
