Earth's moon and the planet Mercury, for instance, are scarred with impact craters.
The western deposit (OL-C of Fig. 5), originating from Ophir Labes A scar, impacted tangentially against the mound to the west of point G, thus changing direction with respect to the main axis of the scar and coming to rest after about 30 35 km of travel at the basal level of VM.
As early unemployment experiences may also exert a psychological impact, scarring effects may also stem from reduced self-efficacy and self-esteem due to the experience of early unemployment, which in turn influence future job search effort and success (see Furnham [1985]).
Obviously you should save the girl, but your scarring would impact how the world reacts to you.
However, a recent animal study reports "in the presence of a SCI and/or dural tear, rhBMP-2 diffuses intrathecally and activates a signaling cascade in all major CNS cell types, which may increase glial scarring and impact neurologic recovery".
Look closely, and you can see where the sculpture is scarred by the impact of bullets or shrapnel from the Battle of Mishmar Ha'emek in 1948.
Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) was used to observe coating morphology, and to examine wear scars from pin-on-disc tests and crater scars from impact tests.
The scars of impact craters are noticeably absent from Titan's polar regions, for example.
Lately, I've begun to fear that the ripple effects of their negotiations may leave lasting scars, and impact the future in ways we have yet to imagine.
In a book published last year Bullying Scars: The Impact on Adult Life and Relationships Syracuse University researcher Ellen deLara interviewed 800 adults about bullying and coined a new term for these types of consequences: adult post-bullying syndrome.
