Sentences with phrase «frame the effects of»

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And just as the elevator's effects were amplified by the near - simultaneous introduction of other key tools and practices — from reinforced concrete to new methods of producing steel and framing buildings to modern ventilation systems — so, too, the most transformative of effects over the next decade or two are sure to be found in the confluence of new technologies and ideas.

Of course, there will always be cases in which you need to analyze data on a shorter time frame — like when you are evaluating results of an experiment or testing the effect of a new software release — but for those cases you can always perform an ad hocanalysis using a temporary spreadsheeOf course, there will always be cases in which you need to analyze data on a shorter time frame — like when you are evaluating results of an experiment or testing the effect of a new software release — but for those cases you can always perform an ad hocanalysis using a temporary spreadsheeof an experiment or testing the effect of a new software release — but for those cases you can always perform an ad hocanalysis using a temporary spreadsheeof a new software release — but for those cases you can always perform an ad hocanalysis using a temporary spreadsheet.

About two years ago, as dPoint's sales team talked with European and Asian customers about problem of dealing with hefty shipping costs, one customer suggested that the firm should think about licensing the machines that manufacture the frames — in effect, outsourcing production to dPoint's clients.

Learn more about the adverse side effects of too much blue light exposure from this infographic from Frames Direct.

In short, social impact framing reduces the discriminatory effects of gender bias.

Shawn Achor frames this rewiring as «The Positive Tetris Effect» in The Happiness Advantage, drawing from the way Tetris impresses our brain so that we end up parsing the world in terms of the game.

«Framing effects: Different ways of presenting the same information often evoke different emotions.

Either they necessitate a deceptive «God», e.g. creating starlight «in transit» which means that for some light the star that supposedly sent said light would never have actually existed, or they would cause effect that should be evident but are not, e.g. temporarily fast starlight would effectively cook many things, such as life on earth, if the required light (and attendant gamma radiation) were compressed into a significantly shorter time frame (think of the radiation from the apparent 13 billion years of the universe arriving at the same time, or even over a 1000 years).

we understand that throught faith the worlds were framed by the word of God... and each word we speak in the earth actually effects events in the earth... some things require a lot fo prayers and some things just a litte..

A party whose response to a whole category of issues is to say, in effect, «we'd rather not talk about it,» is a party that has allowed the opposition to frame the terms of discussion.

A compassionate frame of mind has a positive effect on our mental and physical health, as well as on our social life, while the lack of empathy has been found to cause or aggravate serious social, psychological and even physical disorders.

He believed, however, that they could be reconciled, for while the glorified body of the risen Jesus is normally neither visible nor tangible, it «temporarily reassumes the human outline, and solid frame, and former appearance, and marks of the wounds, for evidential and instructive purposes».13 In the resurrection narratives the Evangelists «describe the re-entrance of the glorified Body of Christ into terrestrial conditions, effected for the purpose of convincing His apostles of His Resurrection, and of giving them instructions and commssions».14 He believed that Paul, being the theologian, was not concerned with these occasional manifestations, but with the essential condition of the risen Christ and that his is therefore the profounder teaching.

If your congregation has been relatively socioeconomically homogeneous and isolated from the effects of poverty you have likely developed a theological frame of reference that has excluded large portions of Scripture that address issues of poverty.

We have surveyed the several lines of scholarship that converge upon the pulpit today and provide the minister with adequate raw material for the framing of a theology of preaching which will not only withstand the current ridicule of the pulpit but which will perhaps effect improvement sufficient to silence it.

It will have this effect because an appeal to the imagination of the natural man in the actual world of 1935 means an appeal to national culture as the ultimate frame of reference.

Also, their concept that time dilattion accounts for the day - epoc disparity is flawed because neither God nor man would be in a frame of reference where there is enough changing amount of gravition / acceleration required for the changing time - dilation effect.

Recalling that an inertial frame of reference is either at rest or in motion with uniform velocity relative to absolute space, and that the addition of a velocity to an acceleration does not affect the acceleration and hence would not affect the action of gravitational forces (accelerations due to gravity), Newton's law of gravitation is, in effect, formulated relative to absolute space.

This framed canvas is the famous photo of the side lining up before their last match on English soil, complete with spot - coloured red for dramatic effect.

Because the study duration was short, future studies should explore the effect of massage on infantile colic symptoms in a wider time - frame.

Their dilemma is over whether to implement further structural reform in the frame of the Eurozone, knowing that these measures could take longer to take effect than what is politically acceptable, or exit the Euro in order to regain competitiveness through a sharp currency devaluation and face huge upfront costs and an uncertain future.

The institution of ratification grants states the necessary time - frame to seek the required approval for the treaty on the domestic level and to enact the necessary legislation to give domestic effect to that treaty.

Decades in the making, GP - B was launched in April 2004 to sensitively measure two properties of spacetime: the geodetic effect, a 2.8 - centimeter (1.1 - inch) contraction in the circumference of Earth under its own gravity; and frame dragging — the weaker of the two and GP - B's main quarry — in which Earth twists spacetime like a ball rotating in honey.

Everitt says his team plans to announce verification of this «frame dragging» effect later this year.

Another, much smaller effect is gravitomagnetism, or frame - dragging, in which the spin of a massive object tugs space - time in the direction of its rotation, like a spoon twisted in honey (see «A twist in space - time»).

Neither was there any consensus as to the use of combined outcome measures, time frames for improvement, or adverse effects.

The effects of the cluster's gravity can be seen in the blue arcs and distorted shapes that are scattered across the frame, including galaxies that seem to be bleeding into the surrounding space.

Einstein's theory predicted that the orientation of the gyroscopes should slowly drift due to two phenomena: the geodetic effect, or Earth's warping of space - time due to its mass, and frame - dragging, the tug on space - time that occurs as Earth rotates on its axis.

The researchers tested the framing effect using six key attributes, two of which are more important to men and women respectively, and two that are considered as necessities by both sexes:

This research highlights how an evolutionary lens could help explain the biologicial origins of seemingly «irrational» decision - making biases like the framing effect.

This is because of what's known as the «framing effect,» a principle that new research from Concordia has proved applies to mate selection, too.

(Less massive bodies also cause frame dragging on a smaller scale; NASA's Gravity Probe B launched in 2004 to measure the frame - dragging effects of Earth's rotation with sensitive gyroscopes.)

The figure shows this effect in the spectrum of sound from two overlapping speakers for a single 40 - millisecond time frame (one time slice from a spectrogram).

«We no longer think of simulations in terms of CPU hours but rather frames per second,» Bussmann said, describing the effect this speed - up has had on the team's research.

A major bottleneck in understanding the biochemistry behind the progression of these complications, and hence rapid drug development, is the lack of genetically tractable models that can recapitulate the effects of α - DC and AGE accumulation in a short time frame.

Even if we could freeze - frame the atmosphere as it is today, sea levels would still rise by 25 metres, says the latest study into the effects of climate change on melting ice sheets.

The research also demonstrated how these non-random outcomes can be harnessed to produce a desired effect, such as a gene knockout or the reading frame restoration of a disease - causing allele.

Instead of striving to make a mirror rigid against the effects of gravity, he decided to make mirrors that were thin, flexible, and lightweight, and then actively managing their shape with computer - controlled actuators attached to the back and supported by a rigid frame.

To provide guidance for future high - resolution simulations, Dai et al. used a computationally cheaper, two - dimensional chemical transport model to systematically estimate the effects of injecting sulfur dioxide and sulfate aerosols at a range of altitudes, latitudes, and time frames for 62 separate scenarios.

After another two and a half years of data analysis, they announced in September 2009 that they were able to extract out the much smaller effect caused by the twisting of spacetime (the «frame - dragging effect»).

Furthermore, as pointed out by Frame et al. (2005), the effect of noise on the estimate of the climatic background level can lead to a substantial underestimate of uncertainties if not taken into account.

, not at all, it was because of the chronic low - grade stress Susan had been living under for many years, and the panic attack was induced now by an extra shot of adrenalin (epinephrine) and cortisol, the two main stress hormones, which were effecting her small frame.

The layers of different length would enhance this effect to its perfection with light reflections and beautifully frame the face silhouette and ja →

For the final eye framing effect, her natural lashes (upper and lower) were layered in a few coats of Full Fat Lashes in Glossy Black.

The layers of different length would enhance this effect to its perfection with light reflections and beautifully frame the face silhouette and jaw - line.

It's also a straightforward, traditionally constructed character drama shot in bright colors, with none of the frame - breaking or Greek - chorus effect or whatever you want to call Boden and Fleck's technique in «Half Nelson.»

Despite the rare occurrence of frame rate drops, and the stunted online play, Mass Effect 3: Special Edition is a love letter to video game and science fiction enthusiasts everywhere, as it does all it can to please the fans and engage newcomers to its immense and beautiful universe.

There's much joy in seeing classic cartoon characters like Donald Duck, Betty Boop and Dumbo in frame with the human actors, and the effects required over a year of labor - intensive post-production work by animators and Industrial Light & Magic.

If we look for commonality among the worst of the worst, we identify a slippage in film - craft — enough so that the tease that maybe a few more frames of Tod Browning's London After Midnight have turned up was enough to send shivers down the spine of every practical - effects lover in the audience.

Another thing on which the video and makeup effects teams worked side by side was the «breathing screen,» a mechanical effect in which the televised lips of Nicki Brand pucker and blow against the glass of Max Renn's TeleRanger TV screen, making it billow forth from the console frame like a swelling breast, as her seductive voice invites Max to push himself into her waiting mouth: «Don't keep me waiting.»

Music video director Chris Robinson certainly has a talent for the visual components, and the overall vibe, atmosphere, and dramatic punch feed off of the energy he provides through his energetic editing and visual effects components tossed in to frame each scene.