The way in which movement is effected can vary slightly among groups but generally involves the polymerization of cytoskeletal proteins (actin and myosin) at the leading edge of the pseudopod, followed by the flow of cytoplasmic material into the vacancy produced through the polymerization process.
In addition, Darwin anticipated current interest in implicit reasoning with his comment "The savage would certainly neither know nor care by what law the desired movements were effected; yet his act would be guided by a rude process of reasoning, as surely as would a philosopher in his longest chain of deductions" (Darwin 1974, 75).
While ultimately, of course, movements are effected by muscles, kinematic analysis has been fundamental to the understanding of the neural control of movement, and kinematic representations have been found in many motor areas, in particular in Purkinje cells, where they have been dissociated from muscle activity/dynamics (Pasalar et al. 2006).
True, it had to be reconciled with traditionalist, clericalist, and monarchist elements within the Nationalist movement, but this was effected by the decree of April 19 , 1937 whereby the Falange, the Carlists, and other right-wing factions were forcibly merged into one body with the cumbrous title of Falange Española Tradicionalista y de las Juntas de Ofensiva Nacional-Sindicalista.
The movement of hydrogen is effected via wave function overlap from donor to acceptor (Scheme 1b), with the magnitude of the primary KIE representing the degree of reaction adiabaticity, the distance between the hydrogen donor and acceptor, and the impact of the mass of the transferred particle on wave function overlap.
Drape and stretch, giving the body freedom of movement, was the powerful effect at Ohne Titel.
The commercialisation of the riot grrl movement was in full effect by the time Buffy began airing in 1997.
These movements are often effected without physically moving the camera, by means of a zoom lens, a lens of variable focal length that simulates the effect of moving toward or away from a subject by increasing or decreasing the size of the subject as the focal length changes.
Mandibular movements are also effected by deep masseter and temporalis muscles in most herbivores, although generally of lesser importance (Turnbull, 1970).
Onishi et al. (2009) suggested that this conspicuous vertical movement was caused by the effects of this earthquake on the mud volcano, but other conspicuous crustal movements due to this earthquake were not observed by the regional GPS network operated in this area by the Geographical Survey Institute of Japan (GSIJ).
