Mr. Agostini's bedroom is limited mostly to personal effects, like his books and a 1950s wood carving of Venice's patron saint, Saint Marco, given to him by his parents.
Overall, the results obtained indicate that thermal cycles degrade bonded joints between pultruded GFRP adherends and this degradation seems to be due mostly to detrimental effects on the constituent materials, namely the adhesives; however, for the conditions used in this study, this degradation seems to be compatible with the structural use of this type of joints in civil infrastructure.
This trend appeared to be mostly due to effects in children who were HIV-infected, but appeared independent of breastfeeding duration.
Advertising and publishing have always been closely linked, and mostly to good effect.
With Mare Nostrum phased out, Italy appealed for help from the rest of the EU, mostly to little effect.
Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network both made extensive use of Facebook during their Republican debates, mostly to great effect.
Good Night, and Good Luck does a fantastically clever job of intercutting real footage of McCarthy and other figures into its drama, mostly to serious effect – though there is a moment of levity when Murrow must interview Liberace.
James mostly played the facilitator role in the fourth quarter, and mostly to great effect — hitting Wade for a pair of fast-break layups and dishing to Udonis Haslem for a dunk as the Heat wiped out a 7-point deficit.
He adapts a combination of period and anachronistic language throughout the books, mostly to good effect, while allowing diction from modern usage, such as "canal rage" an allusion to road rage.
There have been few assessments of health impacts that have used these "down-scaled" models, mostly to assess heat effects rather than air quality impacts (Dessai 2003; McMichael et al. 2003).
