Early mistakes in transitions tend to have enduring effects.
But like exercise, which also has enduring effects, the benefits of a human moment do not last indefinitely.
By contrast, revolutions gradual enough to be associated with a name (Renaissance, Reformation, Industrial Revolution) often do have enduring effects.
As well as being a serious risk to the mother, these problems can have enduring effects on all aspects of the baby's development.
Hopefully, the sessions will have enduring effects that stay with us the rest of the day, gradually effecting what an earlier poster referred to as the glacial change to a more compassionate personality.
Our findings are consistent with results from between-family designs and they provide further evidence, employing a within-family design that utilizes data from multiple family members, that birth order does not have enduring effects on personality.
"The impetus behind the governor's proposal is the recognition that perjury in criminal trials is an extraordinarily serious crime that can have enduring effects," said James McGuire, counsel to Mr. Pataki.
Our main conclusion is that collective and individual choices are eventually framed by local history: we use the notion of hysteresis to suggest that ancient causes may have enduring effects.
But just as Stockholm left a bureaucratic legacy of environment ministries and legislation that helped the rich countries to clean themselves up, so Rio's success will depend largely on the strength of the machinery that it leaves behind.Quite a lot has been left, and some of it will have enduring effects.
This was partly because the economy was benefiting from a Europe-wide upswing, but it was also because one-off measures passed under Mr Berlusconi proved to have enduring effects, by bringing to light previously undeclared sources of tax revenue.Indeed, Mr Prodi is under pressure from all directions over how to use the windfall.
