effects
Noun
Meaning
property of a personal character that is portable but not used in business
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Examples
she left some of her personal effects in the house
I watched over their effects until they returned
A 2019 study from Greenwich University that examined its effects concluded, “the under-representation problem is simply dire and not improving”.
3D techniques have better sensitivity (because more coincidences are detected and used) and therefore less noise, but are more sensitive to the effects of scatter and random coincidences, as well as requiring correspondingly greater computer resources.
1994 * 1994 – Roland RD-500: The RD-500 is a professional digital piano with 88 weighted keys, 121 high quality sounds and built-in digital effects.
2008–09 World Cup season Bjørndalen started off the season suffering from the effects of long-term illness, but still placed second in both of the pursuit events.