Among the litany of mutinies perpetrated by his body on his body was a lasting deformity to his hands: each thumb and forefinger had wrenched back and locked in place, an effect that surgery had only partially reversed.
Data from our municipalities and RMs suggest that the particular mix in each place had an effect on how cultures were formed, how they worked, and how rehabilitation was provided.
The relationship between an effector place and a target place is called an effect.
"There are certain places that have an effect on you that is very fundamental.
He may not consciously remember the details but the fact that we did all this travelling together, went to all these places, does have an effect.
"The naturalists among us may say a concentrated amount in one place could have an effect on biodiversity in the area," he said.
The region of origin of the participants influenced where they placed their markers, an effect previously termed spatial discounting.
This tool is helpful to explain a conflict, the change of a system, or merely the interactions that take place to obtain an effect.
As McAfee explains, the political unconscious is not a thing or a place, but rather "an effect of processes: failures to sublimate well, desires unarticulated, voices kept silent, repressions reenacted without acknowledgement of their origins" (2008, 12; emphasis in original).
Moreover, the time window of UV radiation in the experiments used to validate our model is probably not long enough for the thickening of stratum corneum to take place and give an effect.
