A novel aspect of this study is that, while past studies have generally found that listeners perceptually "undo" the acoustic effects of coarticulation (e.g. Mann & Repp 1980 et seq)., the results here suggest that for liquids, listeners adjust their perception in the same direction as coarticulation, strengthening rather than undoing the effect.
To balance the row, the bank has to record minus $1 million in the "Debt to CB" column thereby undoing the effect of "lending from reserves" in the first place.
You are not simply undoing the effects of a policy you revile; you are furthering that policy.
The LoC could decide all over again to make cellphone unlocking illegal, undoing the effects of the legislation that President Obama's about to sign.
An undercurrent of undoing the effects of violence is also evident in "Heal Together," where a mounted, slashed canvas is sewn together by visitors.
In his opinion, the international community, which once upon a time seemed interested in undoing the effects of ethnic cleansing (a term that Karadžić was fond of), no longer wishes to confront that reality.
This was a game changer for undoing the effects of the management cloud and the paradox of our success.
The function of the truth-predicate is to disquote sentences in the sense of undoing the effects of quotation thus all that one is saying in calling the sentence "Yeti are vicious" true is that Yeti are vicious.
Being in direct opposition to Team Iraq not only puts them directly at odds with Team Iraq's biggest supporter, the US, it also means that ISIS can't succeed without undoing the effects of the 2007 surge and the US counterinsurgency strategy — which also gives them something in common with the Maliki government they're fighting against.
— Nachman tried to undo its effect.
Presumably, however, Christie is worried that carbon leakage would undo this effect.
