Four hundred thousand Syrians have died since the civil war began, in 2011; millions have been displaced, and approximately a million refugees have landed in Europe, with disruptive effects that are now familiar.
In essence, Ogryzko proposes that the "small numbers curse", which is at the center of Schroedinger' treatise, i.e., the way a cell copes with disruptive effects of molecular fluctuations, could involve quantum entanglement, the famed non-local aspect of quantum physics.
Redistricting, with its disruptive effect on political careers, typically produces a large class.
With Zinnie Harris's Further Than the Furthest Thing, jointly presented by the Glasgow Tron and the National Theatre, we are on slightly firmer ground; or we would be if the play did not deal with the disruptive effect on individual lives of a volcanic explosion on a remote Atlantic island.
This is consistent with the disruptive effect of acute infusions of the GABA agonist muscimol in the rat nucleus accumbens on the 5CSRTT (Murphy, 2007).
After all, labour market decisions are complex decisions with significant consequences, frequently associated with major disruptive effects on an individual's status quo, and the total number made over a lifetime is comparatively few compared to other types of decisions.
These data indicate that developmental CPF affects mouse social behavior and interferes with development of sex-dimorphic neuroendocrine pathways with potential disruptive effects on neuroendocrine axes homeostasis.
This resonates with the well-known disruptive effect of delayed auditory feedback on speech (Yates, 1963).
We are all too familiar with the disruptive effects of nicotine in human beings.
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