PRINCETON UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE "The Press Effect: Politicans, Journalists, and the Stories that Shape the Political World," with Kathleen Hall Jamieson and Paul Waldman. "Who's Afraid of Adam Smith?: How the Market Got Its Soul," with Peter Dougherty, Princeton University Press economics editor.
Meet the Press Effect of Trayvon Martin shooting: Sybrina Fulton, mother of Trayvon Martin; Benjamin Crump, Trayvon Martin family's lawyer; Ben Jealous, NAACP.
Because in these studies actions were key-presses, it was hypothesized that attenuation might be caused by robust key-press-effect associations formed by long-term interactions with everyday devices.
Tones coinciding with a key-press or -release elicited similarly attenuated Tb, vertex N1, and P2 ERPs, suggesting that coincidence-related auditory attenuation is not brought about by special key-press-effect associations.
That she came to me before the work had received any press, in effect before any critical consensus had gathered around it, impressed me.
The geometry of the axle and of the elements mounted on it is accurately reproduced; moreover the press fit effect caused by the wheel and the bearing rings is implemented.
Taylor, J. A., Roth, K.J., Wilson, C. D., Stuhlsatz, M. A., & Tipton, E. (in press): The effect of an analysis-of-practice, videocase-based, teacher professional development program on elementary students' science achievement, Journal of Research on Educational Effectiveness.
He was not politically correct enough for the left-liberals who flocked to George McGovern, whose 1972 presidential campaign Hart had managed and whom I kept running into in the lobby of Des Moines' famed old Savery Hotel where he held forth from a comfortable sofa like a would-be Obi-Wan Kenobi, cannily using the press magnet effect of the nearby hotel bar to get his message out every day.
His press campaigns effected many changes, including the improvement of British naval defenses.
But these aren't hot buttons pressed for effect; they are deeply embedded in the characters and story.
The most common geometric design used to achieve the press-fit effect has been the hemispherical component.
