For Davidson, then, it makes no more sense to ask whether an event had a particular effect in virtue of being mental or in virtue of being physical than it would to ask whether its effect stemmed from its being described in English or in German.
It has been hypothesized that this effect stems from a net change in average junction distance between the conductive particles when the overall material is strained.
The second question is more subtle and in effect stems from numerical work where we found it very difficult to implement the ideas of [8, 12], at least for a square cortex.
The effect stems from thermodynamics, not the rate of mass transport.
The surround effect stems from the perceptual phenomenon called the simultaneous contrast effect, which is also known as lateral inhibition.
In some of her pieces, like the Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery, Ala., the creation of this effect stems from months or even years of research and reading.
Post-hoc tests revealed that this effect stems from a decrease in smooth pursuit gain post-exercise, irrespective of treatment, for the 30° · s−1 stimulus speed (t29 = 4.69, p < 0.01).
The evidence of post-reform moderation is stronger in California than in Washington, but a substantial portion of this stronger effect stems from an equally radical contemporaneous policy change district lines drawn by an independent redistricting commission.
They gave average scores of 3.0.Dr Gray and Dr Wegner believe their findings argue that a big part of the uncanny-valley effect stems from expectations not being met.
Of this combined effect we predict that 24% of it is caused by only turning the mesh orientation whereas 71% of the effect stems from only reducing the number of meshes in circumference.
Another interesting effect stems from minihalos that are not massive enough to host star formation.
