Note that the conformation of the sugar moiety of glycosphingolipids is restricted by a network of H-bonds (Ref. 52) that involves either an OH group in the acyl chain of the ceramide (intramolecular network) or the OH group of cholesterol (intermolecular network, Fig. 3e), as further discussed below (see the section 'The outside and inside effects of cholesterol').
"You could call this the 'Inside Job' effect," said David H. Autor, an M.I.T. professor who is a nonvoting member of the committee but had not heard of the proposal.
By combining augmented reality with a handmade physical model, Greg was able to replicate the otherwise physically impossible "bigger on the inside" visual effect that commonly appears on television's Doctor Who series.
"Pressure from the Inside: The Effects of State-Level Immigration Policies for Tlacuitapenses in Oklahoma and California" (Book Chapter).
Behnam has written five books including Rapid Transformation (HBR Press, 2007) for companies and The Inside-Out Effect (Evolve Publishing, 2013) for leaders.
In effect, "Inside Out" is a feature-length training manual for seeing life like a Pixar movie, an imprint machine for creating its own consumers.
But for the bear, you have made a deep impression on the inside, the skunk effect.
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Inside the effect is the same: You enter the eerily atmospheric hall where you meander past artifacts from Oceania, Africa and other realms beyond Europe's borders, as speckled daylight seeps through window scrims decorated with forest foliage.
In contrast, the 'moderate' target levels were inside the effect size confidence intervals on all four parameters, meaning that the possibility of moderate effects (as defined above) cannot be rejected.
