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This mere-exposure effect doesn't just work for songs.
A similar effect happens with random sequences of sound.
They would blend right into the algae, which would also fluoresce red, but they've got great vision, and they go through this long mating ritual, and perhaps they're using it in that effect.
This has an effect similar to replacing a large diffuse light fixture with a single overhead light bulb, which also makes the shadow appear clearer.
Elizabeth Lev: The effect of the Last Judgment was enormous.
But what is not often discussed is the effect that the Atlantic slave trade had on Africa's future.
Not only did the continent lose tens of millions of its able-bodied population, but because most of the slaves taken were men, the long-term demographic effect was even greater.
The result was a pinhole effect, which increased resolution dramatically, reducing distortion by only allowing a thin beam of light into the eye.
This greater wave frequency is the cause of the famous Doppler effect, where approaching objects sound higher pitched.
What effect does all of this stasis have on the brain?
This phenomenon is called the Magnus effect.
The Magnus effect was first documented by Sir Isaac Newton after he noticed it while playing a game of tennis back in 1670.
But at around 100 gigabits per square inch, shrinking the magnetic grains further or cramming them closer together posed a new risk called the superparamagnetic effect.
These are considered epigenetic changes, meaning that they effect which genes are expressed without directly changing the genetic code.
Consider starch and fiber, both polysaccharides, both derived from plants, both composed of hundreds to thousands of monosaccharides joined together, but they're joined together differently, and that changes the effect they have on your body.
Soda and white bread have a similar glycemic index because they have a similar effect on your blood sugar.
Oxford also did a research study where they examined 120 different studies looking at the effect of sustainability and economic results, and they found time and time and time again that the companies that cared about these kinds of important things actually had better operational efficiency, lower cost of capital and better performance in their stock price.
The answer lies in the placebo effect, an unexplained phenomenon wherein drugs, treatments, and therapies that aren't supposed to have an effect, and are often fake, miraculously make people feel better.
Thanks to the placebo effect, patients have experienced relief from a range of ailments, including heart problems, asthma, and severe pain, even though all they'd received was a fake drug or sham surgery.
Some believe that instead of being real, the placebo effect is merely confused with other factors, like patients trying to please doctors by falsely reporting improvements.
Despite everything we know about the human body, there are still some strange and enduring mysteries, like the placebo effect.
But this unwelcome intrusion has another effect: it alerts your body's immune system to your plight.
I believe that the best way for me to effect change is to sell love.
And I always operate on the assumption that the next great picture that will effect change is right around the corner, behind the next coral head, inside the next lagoon or possibly, in the one after it.
This is an example of the anchoring effect, and it's often used in marketing and negotiations to raise the prices that people are willing to pay.
When it comes to what you bite, chew, and swallow, your choices have a direct and long-lasting effect on the most powerful organ in your body.
We could have found new effects of drugs that neither of them has alone, but together, instead of causing a side effect, they could be a new and novel treatment for diseases that don't have treatments or where the treatments are not effective.
And it's had a magical effect on me, on my children, on our family.
But it's also had a stunning side effect, and it wasn't until recently that I fully understood it, that I understood that saying yes to playing with my children likely saved my career.
It's the rhetoric of politicians debating a new law by imagining what effect it might have, like when Ronald Regan warned that the introduction of Medicare would lead to a socialist future spent telling our children and our children's children what it once was like in America when men were free.
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