An advantage of this approach is that, since the relayed image is at infinity, the microscope objective itself, a very lightweight component, can be moved to effect focusing without upsetting the correction of aberrations.
The Administration is burdening the country with more and more rules and regulations: For example, White House moves to effect a step-by-step, de facto nationalization of American health care proceed apace, unimpeded by a confused Congress.
The disappearance of the association between income inequality and health when moving to fixed effects models could be the result of controlling for these country heterogeneities.
"And for us, moving to special-effect pyrotechnics helps us to walk the talk, so to speak.
However, the strategy of starting with a fixed-effect model and subsequently moving to a random-effects model if the heterogeneity test is significant is discouraged by some authors [ 5].
The book's timeline jumps around to good effect, moving to the teenage Miriam, "this raven-haired Jewess with a vocabulary like Lionel Trilling," and the epic mother-daughter oven combat.
During their 88-year history, inbred BALB/c colonies have been exposed to various environmental effects (moving to another location, repopulation from other colonies due to fire, and so on).
In contrast, the supreme court has barely had time to bed down in its new, independent position, yet there are now moves to, in effect, repoliticise it.
Will ongoing persecution by the police, at similarly neglected public housing complexes make enough residents move to easily effect their conversion into market-rate buildings?
When the St Louis Rams announced earlier this month that they were moving to Los Angeles, the knock-on effect on soccer revolved primarily around two questions: how will this move impact the fledgling Los Angeles FC and storied LA Galaxy?
