Word: effective
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...decision-making process so rare for Harvard students: "Well, should we do pizza today, or 'Tex-Mex?'" You all then pause and squint, trying desperately to decipher the images appearing on the 70-square-foot video-screen to the rear of the space; studying the near traumatizing effect of watching giant images fading out before they ever completely fade in. Mental torment aside, however, the Commons is truly a remarkable place for students...
...other of the house-based programs combined, joined PBHA to ensure that duplication would not occur. In addition, although the report supposedly sought to address the "divide" between PBH and non-PBH structures, the review failed to consult any students involved in HAND, CityStep, or FUP as to what effect these changes might have on their programs...
Although administrators say that Harvard is helping women with the junior faculty policy changes, some say the policy will have little effect on the number of female full professors because so few junior faculty receive tenure...
...after studying the rotifers, Meselson developed the idea of a silent mutation, a change in genes that has no effect on an organism...
Chirac: I imagined the reactions would be sharp, especially because certain organizations specialize in feeding such reactions, but I think they have been overestimated. For example, we have closely monitored French sales abroad--including [in] the countries most critical of us--and have seen no effect in this area. In 1992 France interrupted its tests for political reasons before the completion of our program. It was indispensable to carry out several more to ensure the security and reliability of our arsenal. Finally, not only will France sign the nuclear test-ban treaty [in 1996], it was also the first country...