Looking retrospectively at Sterner's effect on the New York streetscape, Shorey said, "It is a sluggish imagination that cannot be captivated by pink and scarlet geraniums against gray stucco, or solid green shutters against a background of red, with well-watered window boxes ambuscading small-paned windows".
The Stern news could effect the NUHW election currently underway by mail in ballot.
Iranian clerics often issue stern warnings of the immoral effects that foreign programs can have on Iranians.
[C1.] Satellite Radio Services Experience 'Stern Effect' Sirius Satellite Radio's $500 million investment to add Howard Stern to its programming starting in January has already paid big dividends -- even for its rival, XM Satellite Radio.
The combined hydrodynamic effect of the stern wake and the water jet flow made it difficult to maintain the maneuvering and sea-keeping ability of RHIB approaching to the stern ramp.
It is shown in the calculated results that the decrease of the distance between the pods and the hull leads to an increase both in the efficiency of the pods and the thrust deduction factor due to the effect of the stern wake.
In the article Zenghelis was commenting on, Tol compares the IPCC's conclusions on climate change costs with what he considers to be biased estimates in the Stern review on the economic effects of climate change.
The second stage's most stern warning on "the biological effects of radiation" came on June 17 , 1956
As one important supporting component in ship propulsion systems, the water-lubricated stern tube bearing has great effects on shipping navigation safety.
The present investigation focuses on the effects of the stern appendages and the propulsion system on the hydro-loads generated by the propeller during off-design conditions, with particular emphasis on the in-plane components.
But every dose, delivered in America, comes with a stern warning of its potential side-effects.
