Finally, for parents of young kids who play with iPhones and iPads and spend a great deal of time playing with app games or app books, Baldwin also indirectly touches on the potential effect mobile devices and apps may have on our abilities to effectively create, absorb, and share stories.
Ever since Kurt Warner retired from the Arizona Cardinals in 2010, neither Rod Graves or Ken Whisenhunt have been able to effectively create a replacement.
At the beginning of the last decade, the cult of the mash-up – two songs mixed together to effectively create a new song – made underground stars of the bedroom boffins who created them.
As well as Heathrow and Gatwick airports' own blueprints for an additional runway, the Heathrow Hub group has drawn up a scheme to lengthen the west London airport's two existing runways to effectively create a four-runway operation.
Yesterday, several prosecutors said that they were not familiar with the intricacies of the vast plan to effectively create a new apparatus of drug treatment coordinators, as well as those to screen and monitor defendants, within the courts.
He argues that a design flaw in the banking system, which allowsbanks to effectively create more than 97% of the money that our economy runs on, is responsible for the financial crisis, unaffordable housing and the government's reliance on unsustainable credit-fuelled growth.
It is being speculated that Witherow could be given a senior role over both The Times and the Sunday Times to effectively create a seven-day news operation but this would require the company to ask the Culture Secretary for a change in the undertakings, given by Mr Murdoch when he acquired Times Newspapers in 1981, to protect the identities of the two titles.
In 1962, it amended that act to effectively create the modern drug approval system after thalidomide, a German drug intended to treat morning sickness in pregnant women, caused severe birth defects in Europe, said Kevin Outterson, an associate professor of law at Boston University.
The idea is to harness the processing power of DNA to effectively create a massively parallel computer for solving certain otherwise intractable combinatorial problems.
