I compared two pieces of equipment, similar in function but quite different in effect.
For all schemes, PSM estimates for the regular employment rate show quite moderate lock-in effects of a few percentage points.
She was quite excited and said in effect, 'Oh my God, in the middle of the night I was awoken by knocking at the door and it was men sent by Charles Taylor and he sent me a huge diamond".' Under questioning from defence lawyer Morris Anyah, Farrow said: "I also discussed it with my children and they remember exactly the same thing".
The miRNA naming convention has been in effect quite early after discovery of miRNAs.
As it is known that electron donating groups have a quite different effect in their being bonded at orto and para or meta position in the phenyl ring we determined how the position of the methoxy groups in dimethoxy substituted curcuminoids influence the preferent tautomer form in both a solid and in a solution.
It has been permanently remounted, to quite splendid effect, in the 12th-century chateau at Clervaux.
But checking ID's at the door, in effect, is quite a change for a system virtually hardwired for libertarian anonymity.
In the case of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies, the situation is complicated because, although every scene is refracted through the consciousness of Cromwell, the reader is not quite in his head but, in effect, behind him: Mantel has used the metaphor of a hovering camera.
According to Mr Whitcomb, avoiding odd sixteenths is nonetheless a symptom of something quite worrying: that there are in effect two Nasdaq markets, one centred on the electronic systems, in which best prices are set, and the dealer market, which is a price follower.These two markets are still not perfectly linked.
