Sentences with phrase «edge effect in»

Instead of a fixed amount per book sold, the new program will pay authors by the number of pages that a reader actually reads, a change that will have two - edged effects in this industry.

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If you're still seething about the effects Wall Street's collapse has had on your business, the books in this list right here could give you some closure, or put you over the edge.

Trailer Park's creative approach to music in trailers gives the company a special edge and saves money on licensing popular songs that could have a similar effect on audiences.

Without such a deal, key industries from finance and airlines to automakers and food and drink producers could find themselves exposed to «cliff - edge» effects in April 2019, unable to do business with their biggest trading partner.

Speaking of Tom Cruise, this sci - fi noir doesn't get enough credit for its cutting - edge visual effects that still hold up after over a decade in theaters.

In its early years, Lululemon's edge lay in the undeniably flattering effect its clothes had on women's behinds, but clearly it has moved beyond thaIn its early years, Lululemon's edge lay in the undeniably flattering effect its clothes had on women's behinds, but clearly it has moved beyond thain the undeniably flattering effect its clothes had on women's behinds, but clearly it has moved beyond that.

High profile edge cases, like the sexual harassment allegations at Uber, have the unfortunate effect of making ongoing diversity and gender equality issues seem insignificant in comparison.

It has nowhere near the same dilutive effects as a full ratchet except in extreme edge cases.

Nevertheless I do worry that the fall in exports from a strong dollar is a bit stronger than the rise in exports from a weak dollar: I suspect because there is a hysteresis effect: Once a factory is shut down, it stays shut down — and if firms don't continuously invest to stay at the cutting edge of technology, it can be hard for a high - wage advanced economy to stay globally competitive.

Shares of BMW AG were losing around 2 percent in the early morning trading in Germany after the luxury carmaker reported Friday that its first - quarter pre-tax profit edged down on weak revenues due to currency effects, while net profit increased from last year.

Assuming no further change in the exchange rate, it would be expected to remain around that level during the second half of the year before edging up slightly in mid 2005 as the effects of the appreciation on prices begin to dissipate.

The turmoil in mainland Chinese equities and subsequent knock - on effects in markets around the world have understandably put investors on edge in the first weeks of 2016, which warrants closer examination.

Instead of sharpening the creative edge of living, such groups have a dulling effect, encouraging the investment of precious human life in trivial activities.

I seriously -LCB- heart -RCB- anything pumpkin, especially at this time of the year when the air has a crisp edge to it, leaves start to turn colors, and football is back in full effect.

When the cut edge of any meat is heated, these bundles open up, «blooming» in effect.

They lose 75 % of their games and they will strip mine their roster for every crumb of value they can get in return because they want every edge regardless of potential internal (or external) effects.

Arsenal, as a result, are feeling the ill - effects of not having their marquee men in the best of form, and rendering that cutting edge which is so badly needed at this level of the game.

Liverpool seem to be more progressive and are getting themselves into positions where they can effect the game, but a clinical edge is missing in the finishing.

Check out these crazy new glasses: They're edge - cut out of real crystal to let you experience incredible rainbow light effects right in front of your eyes.

Dr. McCabe said nanoparticles are a leading - edge technology also being studied for delivery of drugs for other conditions, such as cancer, heart disease, and bacterial infections, in order to target specific cells to reduce toxicity and side effects of those medications and to make them more effective.

In effect, the shape of the disk is like the wave function of a quantum particle bouncing around in a cavity with walls at the disk's inner and outer edgeIn effect, the shape of the disk is like the wave function of a quantum particle bouncing around in a cavity with walls at the disk's inner and outer edgein a cavity with walls at the disk's inner and outer edges.

General relativity has never been tested in places where the effects of gravity become truly extreme — for example, at the edge of a black hole.

The «very interesting findings suggest that edge effects are additive — in corners, two create more problems than one,» says William Laurance of the Biological Dynamics of Tropical Rainforest Fragments Project in Manaus.

But she found that the edge effect is amplified in corners.

I carried out the operation much as I had done before, except that this time I closed the wound with a series of individual large stitches of heavy nylon, placed in such a way that they exerted a pulley effect — abdominal distension would bring the wound edges closer together.

Although there have been other investigations in which multiple phases arise in drying and evaporating drops, especially near the drop edge, this is the first time researchers have investigated multiple liquid crystal phases and understood how viscoelastic effects and other properties of liquid crystals affect the final drying deposition pattern.

In his latest book, Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain, Sacks focuses on unusual cases having to do with music's effects on the mind, such as a man who found relief from Tourette's syndrome by playing the drums, and another who was driven to the edge by an unwelcome and unending tune that cycled uncontrollably through his head.

In comparison, a shape with defined edges doesn't have the same effect.

In fact, astronomers may have already unknowingly detected this effect, because they've observed that the peak brightness of what should be uniformly luminous supernovae varies more from explosion to explosion in isolated galaxies, which are more likely to lie on the edge of a void, than in galaxies residing in clusterIn fact, astronomers may have already unknowingly detected this effect, because they've observed that the peak brightness of what should be uniformly luminous supernovae varies more from explosion to explosion in isolated galaxies, which are more likely to lie on the edge of a void, than in galaxies residing in clusterin isolated galaxies, which are more likely to lie on the edge of a void, than in galaxies residing in clusterin galaxies residing in clusterin clusters.

However, they only had tiny graphene flakes with diameters in the microns available to them, so that edge effects predominated.

Meanwhile, physicists and chemists at HZB produced graphene surfaces several square centimeters in size so that edge effects play hardly any role in comparison to the surface processes.

«Our analysis allows us to track species» abundances in response to edge effects to predict the impact on biodiversity caused by forest loss and fragmentation,» adds Dr Pfeifer.

«So in muscular dystrophy, there is definitely a benefit, but it's a double - edged sword with all the side effects.»

In collaboration with Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) in Madrid, the researchers investigated the effects of acetate in the hypothalamus using a cutting - edge scanning technique called High Resolution Magic Angle Spinning (HR - MASIn collaboration with Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) in Madrid, the researchers investigated the effects of acetate in the hypothalamus using a cutting - edge scanning technique called High Resolution Magic Angle Spinning (HR - MASin Madrid, the researchers investigated the effects of acetate in the hypothalamus using a cutting - edge scanning technique called High Resolution Magic Angle Spinning (HR - MASin the hypothalamus using a cutting - edge scanning technique called High Resolution Magic Angle Spinning (HR - MAS).

Analysis of these data led Tajeddine and colleagues to an understanding that a cumulative effect of waves from all these moons damps the outward transfer of momentum in the A ring and confines its edge.

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Built - in evaporation protection enhances live cell kinetic assays, minimizing edge effects for better reproducibility and more reliable data.

A few months later, we still see the subtle effect of CBD on Bodie's behavior, and although it isn't a miracle cure for his idiosyncrasies, it takes the edge off so he can focus on his training, relax after exercise, and interact with us, our friends, and the day care staff in a calm and measured manner.

Print the photo 2 inches bigger than the canvas and carefully wrap the edges to create the wrap - around photo effect in many store bough canvas photos

I must say I do not know a single woman of reproductive age who is in ketosis and fasting every day and not suffering the effects of stress in some sense (loss of her menstrual cycle, elevated cortisol and belly fat or other stubborn fat areas created by cortisol, acne, moody and on edge, disrupted sleep, hair loss, brittle nails, dry skin, heart arrhythmia, cold body temperature, fatigue).

Three cutting - edge nutrient - delivery technologies work in synergy to produce Synchro Gold's unparalleled effects.

Plus, certain probiotic strains have been shown to have very specific effects, which cutting - edge companies like Life Extension are harnessing in their products.

And it was signalled from the outset by the plunger - style boots which, not that they were practical in the slightest, brought a utilitarian edge - something which was emphasised to further effect by military styles of jacket (khaki and double - breasted and with a hint or revolution about them), and deep - pocketed trench coats.

It features a lipped edge and a built - in water reservoir that creates a self - watering effect to keep your plants looking fresh.

The puckered effect helps to reduce the extra bulk on the edges, making this folding - in process easier, and will result in a neat curved hem finish.

Featuring classic 5 - pocket styling, a zipper fly closure, whiskering effect, and raw distressed edges for a broken - in look.

A little dated now in terms of special effects etc but probably cutting edge at the time.

Of course, he also wants us on the edge of our seats in tense moments and maybe getting a little misty at others, but it's his use of utterly inappropriate humor in such a blatant manner — and to such good effect — that makes his films his films.

Since «Iron Man» in 2008, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has been using cutting - edge visual effects to tell entertaining stories on a grand scale, and has billions in box office gross to show for it.

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