Fundamental to Marx's idea of meaningful labour is the proposition that, in order for a subject to come to terms with its alienated object, it must first exert influence upon literal, material objects in the subject's world.
It is common that your joints and bones will click when you first exert them, so stretching before you're in the thick of the moment is a good idea.
Second, exerting effort might itself constitute a cost to the participant.
TIMP-1 and interleukin-8 are two representative examples, the first exerting antiangiogenic activity (53) and the latter being a potent pro-angiogenic factor (10). Metformin upregulated both proteins in endothelial cells and downmodulated both in tumor cells, a clear example of contradictory metformin effects.
At first he exerted influence by letting others speak on his behalf.
These first images exerted a tremendous influence on the field, as the diagnostic potential of the technique was apparent.
However, the rapid development of science in the nineteenth century exerted a negative influence on society.
Thus, we presumed that the nucleotide variation (A/G) in the third exon exerted a critical function on determining panicles per plant, spikelet numbers per panicle, flag leaf width and area of large vascular bundle in the peduncle.
Although the company reported robust year-end results within its helicopter, corporate jet and systems segments, Textron said continued weakness in the fourth quarter exerted significant pressure on its industrial and financial businesses.
As the AR of the second stimulus does not favor a particular orientation, one would not expect any differences in the likelihood to perceive a particular orientation, unless the first stimulus exerts an effect onto the second one.
