Actually, STN-DBS reverberates on multiple sites, including a ventral tegmental area and pedunculopontine nucleus extended area, which in turn affects the ascending pathways toward the thalamus.
The decision reverberated far and wide, affecting bonds issued in a variety of jurisdictions, suggesting that US courts held sway over contracts executed in other countries.
The coming quake may reverberate politically, too, particularly affecting the public paternalism that prevails in Tokyo's approach to disaster management as in so much else.A disaster would expose the government's known shortcomings: its tendency to stress duty over flexibility; the squabbling and rivalry of its different departments; its lack of preparation.
Rather, self-respect has to do with the structure and attunement of an individual's identity and of her life, and it reverberates throughout the self, affecting the configuration and constitution of the person's thoughts, desires, values, emotions, commitments, dispositions, and actions.
Words are heard and felt; they reverberate throughout our system, affecting both those who say them and those who hear them.
Words are heard and felt; they reverberate throughout our system, affecting those who hear them and causing either joy or conflict.
"The disruption on the nation's second-largest stock market, after the New York Stock Exchange, reverberated up and down Wall Street, affecting other markets as investors cautiously stepped back".
Although "Starry Night" is probably seen more frequently on postcards than in a museum, Van Gogh's profound affect on modern art still reverberates.
Beyond the murders themselves, which will reverberate terribly in the lives of all those affected, the country will therefore also face an economic penalty.
While a ruling in Mr. Rajaratnam's favor is "considered a long shot," Mr. Lattman writes, it would reverberate through a number of other cases and affect the government's ability to police insider trading.
