In addition, previous studies addressing the metabolic adverse effects of GC treatment have only studied the (hyper)acute effects and typically administered a single dose.
Towering heels and saucy hats heighten the hyper-feminine effect.
In any case, there is a strangely vivid sort of crispness about the bronzes, a kind of over-determination that produces a hyper-real effect.
Incorporating a hyper-regional effect such as how wave heights influence sea ice into global climate models is going to be tricky, says Sam Dean, also of New Zealand's National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, in Wellington, and a co-author on the new study.
Thus, VCM exposure and alcohol intake may have a hyper-additive effect in the progression to LC either because of their intrinsic hepatotoxicity and profibrogenetic activity or because they compete and/or deplete the reductive detoxification system.
The spawning of pelagic eggs by many marine teleosts (termed pelagophils), where water content may reach up to 95% in weight, has been proposed as a mechanism to provide a water reservoir in the embryo to compensate for the passive water efflux due to the hyper-osmotic effect of the seawater until osmoregulatory organs develop [ 7, 8].
But the exhibition does make clear how determined the company was to go beyond old-fashioned theatrical realism and to create sensationally expressionistic and hyper-modern effects.
Against the natural greenery, the hyper-real effects were striking — but perhaps most wearable as a flash of florals at the hemline.
The merging of these influences in the "Crucifixion" results in a rapt, mystical art of unearthly, hallucinatory colors and hyper-realistic effects: John's nose red from weeping, the scarlet blood that drips from Jesus's body but also seems to be running down the surface of the canvas.
It's the rate at which dozens of "old" and "new" economies are all maturing amid one another, and the hyper-network effects that such economic progress is having throughout the country.
