The Chindits "fought in such difficult conditions adopting a new type of warfare, using a mixture of original creative thinkers who integrated with local indigenous forces to multiply effects, the exact requirement for the modern age".
These characteristics can be used to generate new materials properties and for biomedical applications to molecularly amplify or multiply effects or to create extremely high local concentrations of drugs, molecular labels, or probe moieties.
Or worse, is it breeding somewhere, prone to multiply effect through subtle (or major) hints of guidance and patronage?
In Eq. (5), (M_{r2}) is constructed by "Interregional Multiplier Effects (IEMEs)" between Regions 1 and 2, and the multiplier (spillover) effects between each region (1 and 2) and "other part," and (M_{r1}) is constructed by "Intraregional Multiplier Effects (IAMEs)" within each region (1 and 2) and the multiplier (spillover) effects within "other part".
"Of the innumerable effects, or impressions, of which the heart, the intellect, or (more generally) the soul is susceptible, what one shall I, on the present occasion, select?" "The Raven," unfortunately, does not settle on just one, preferring the usual moviemaking practice of multiplying effects until they pile up into a welter of breathless incident and preposterous exposition.
Table 2: Estimated Multiplier Effects.
That alone could trim 0.5percentt from GDP, according to Pantheon Macroeconomic Advisors chief economist Ian Shepherdson -- and that doesn't include any "multiplier" effects from weaker consumer spending.
This was the so-called "multiplier" effect.
The Netherlands' solid European and international credentials create a powerful "multiplier" effect.
Ideally, there would be a "multiplier" effect as growth in narrow money led to increased lending.
The process is largely a formality, said Mr. Poczynek, who noted that there was a "multiplying" effect for the number of names on the deed.
