Mind you, the pitiful sight of a frat-house initiate effectively "fagging" for Florida's equivalent of Flashman may ring bells to products of our own public-school system.
Although visual processing appears independent of the P1 neuronal pathway, these data support the view that, by integrating multimodal sensory signals, P1 interneurons mediate the decision to initiate courtship, effectively acting as a switch for courtship initiation [ 26,53,54].
"We are in a difficult business situation, and we know the only way to initiate change effectively is by working together," said Dieter Zetsche, a longtime Mercedes executive who became Chrysler's president last month.
But the Fundamental Laws, issued in April 1906, before the First Duma met (May 1906), deprived it of control over state ministers and portions of the state budget and limited its ability to initiate legislation effectively.
Sean Dack and Liam Gillick effectively initiated a four-artist collaboration in their photographic portrait of the painter Matthew Brannon standing in front of a work by Cy Twombly.
And so in February, Burke effectively initiated the first phase of Bell's operation: he told Lauer about the plot to replace Curry with Guthrie, whose playful, sometimes bashful personality many of NBC's top executives found appealing.
Recent studies suggest that β-blockers can be safely and effectively initiated in patients with HF before hospital discharge and that clinical outcomes are improved.
A non-activated and commercially available secondary amine, such as di-n-butylamine, also effectively initiated the OROP of N-tosylaziridines.
The results show that massive crazing or plastic flow of the matrix could not be effectively initiated in the oriented blends.
Embryogenic calli and globular-stage somatic embryos were effectively initiated with high concentration of KT and low concentration of 2,4-D in ECM media (0.05 or 0.10 mg L−1 KT and 0.01 mg L−1 2,4-D).
