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Atrasti 292 termini

▪ 3-D effect

▪ acoustic Doppler effect

▪ acute effect

▪ additive effect

▪ adverse effect

▪ adverse health effect

▪ after-effect function

▪ animation effect

▪ anode effect

▪ anode effect duration

▪ anode effect frequency

▪ anode effect overvoltage

▪ anti-swelling effect

▪ apical effect

▪ appreciable anti-competitive effect

▪ artistic effect

▪ Auger effect

▪ background effect

▪ bandwagon effect

▪ barrier effect

▪ Bauschinger['s] effect

▪ biasing effect

▪ biological effect monitoring

▪ bystander effect

▪ black and white effect

▪ black-box effect

▪ boomerang effect

▪ border effect

▪ call effect

▪ cause and effect chain relationship

▪ cause and effect diagram

▪ cause-effect analysis

▪ cause-effect diagram

▪ cause-effect graph

▪ cause-effect graphing

▪ charge having an equivalent effect

▪ charge having equivalent effect

▪ charge having equivalent effect to a quantitative restriction

▪ charges having an effect equivalent to customs duties

▪ chart effect option

▪ chilling effect

▪ cholinergic effect

▪ cytopathic effect

▪ cytostatic effect

▪ cytotoxic effect

▪ cliff edge effect

▪ cliff effect

▪ climatic effect

▪ cocktail effect

▪ come into effect

▪ concentration-related toxic effect

▪ continued influence effect

▪ continuing effect

▪ contrast effect

▪ cooling effect

▪ corona effect

▪ crowding-out effect

▪ customs duties and charges having equivalent effect

▪ deadweight effect

▪ delayed occurrence of toxic effect

▪ delayed toxic effect

▪ derived minimal effect level

▪ derived no-effect level

▪ destructive effect

▪ diagram effect option

▪ digital video effect

▪ direct effect

▪ direct effect of the EU law

▪ displacement effect

▪ distorting effect

▪ distortive effect

▪ distortive effect of direct taxation

▪ distributional effect

▪ diversification effect

▪ dominant lethal effect

▪ Doppler effect

▪ dose effect

▪ dose-effect relationship

▪ drying effect

▪ economic effect

▪ edge effect

▪ effect

▪ effect an adjusment

▪ effect-based method

▪ Effect Compiler

▪ effect concentration

▪ effect liberalisation

▪ effect of humidity

▪ effect of priority right

▪ effect of termination

▪ effect of undercut

▪ effect (swerve)

▪ elastic after-effect

▪ elastic after[-]effect

▪ electrophysiological effect

▪ emphasis animation effect

▪ endocrine-mediated adverse effect

▪ endothermal effect

▪ engine installation effect

▪ entrance animation effect

▪ entry animation effect

▪ environmental effect

▪ equivalent economic effect

▪ equivalent effect

▪ European patent with unitary effect

▪ exothermal effect

▪ external effect

▪ Failure Mode and Effect Analysis

▪ Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA)

▪ false consensus effect

▪ field-effect transistor

▪ fill effect

▪ first-round effect

▪ fiscal effect

▪ formally or in effect

▪ freezing effect

▪ fringe effect

▪ functional effect

▪ gearing effect

▪ genotoxic effect

▪ gyroscopic effect

▪ glossy effect

▪ glow effect

▪ greenhouse effect

▪ ground effect

▪ Hall effect

▪ Hall[-effect] sensor

▪ Hall[-effect] transducer

▪ hammer-blow effect

▪ have an effect on

▪ heating effect

▪ hepatocellular effect

▪ hill effect

▪ hothouse effect

▪ immediate effect

▪ immunotoxic effect

▪ incentive effect

▪ infrasound effect

▪ ink effect

▪ installation effect

▪ interim effect of an order

▪ Joule effect

▪ Kaiser effect

▪ knock-on effect

▪ latent image effect

▪ legal effect

▪ leverage effect

▪ leveraging effect

▪ light effect

▪ linear response, linear effect

▪ loading rate effect

▪ local effect

▪ location effect

▪ lock-in effect

▪ long-line effect

▪ lowest observed adverse effect concentration

▪ lowest observed adverse effect level

▪ lowest observed effect concentration

▪ lowest observed effect level

▪ magnetocaloric effect

▪ magnetoelectric effect

▪ magnetostriction effect

▪ marginal effect

▪ matrix effect

▪ mean photo effect

▪ Mean-Photo-Effect

▪ measure having equivalent effect

▪ measure having equivalent effect to quantitative restriction

▪ measures having equivalent effect

▪ measures having equivalent effect to quantitative restrictions

▪ multiple-effect evaporation

▪ multiple-effect evaporator

▪ multiplier effect

▪ network effect

▪ neurobehavioural effect

▪ neurochemical effect

▪ neuropathological effect

▪ neurotoxic effect

▪ nocebo effect

▪ no observable adverse effect level

▪ no-observable-effect level

▪ no observed adverse effect concentration

▪ no-observed-adverse-effect level

▪ no observed adverse effect level

▪ no observed effect concentration

▪ no observed effect level

▪ outline effect

▪ overall tax effect

▪ parasympathetic effect

▪ p-channel metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor

▪ pencil effect

▪ pharmacodynamic effect

▪ pharmacological class effect

▪ pharmacological effect

▪ photoconductive effect

▪ photoelectric effect

▪ photoresistive effect

▪ phototoxic effect

▪ photovoltaic effect

▪ piezoelectric effect

▪ pinch effect

▪ placebo reversal effect

▪ position effect

▪ positive effect

▪ preclusive effect

▪ predicted no-effect concentration

▪ price effect

▪ principle of direct effect of the EU law

▪ probe effect

▪ pro-cyclical effect

▪ pro-competitive effect

▪ prospective effect

▪ protective effect

▪ protective effect against fire

▪ protective effect against fungi

▪ protective effect against insects

▪ proximity effect

▪ pull effect

▪ put into effect

▪ quantitative dose (concentration) – response (effect) relationship

▪ quantum effect

▪ rebound effect

▪ request for unitary effect

▪ residual effect

▪ response effect

▪ restriction by effect

▪ restriction of competition by effect

▪ scarring effect

▪ Schotky effect

▪ screening effect

▪ second-round effect

▪ serious undesirable effect

▪ severance effect

▪ shadowing effect

▪ shelter effect

▪ side effect

▪ similar economic effect

▪ S-independent effect

▪ single-effect evaporator

▪ synergistic effect

▪ systemic adverse effect

▪ systemic effect

▪ systemic toxic effect

▪ skin effect

▪ skin sensitising effect

▪ smile effect

▪ softening effect

▪ spaghetti bowl effect

▪ speed up effect

▪ spillover effect

▪ steaming effect

▪ steam shock effect

▪ straight-jacket effect

▪ stroboscopic effect

▪ sublethal effect

▪ substitution effect

▪ surface effect

▪ suspensive effect

▪ suspensory effect

▪ take effect

▪ taking effect

▪ taking of effect

▪ technology lock-in effect

▪ temperature effect

▪ text effect

▪ the law has no retrospective effect

▪ theme effect

▪ therapeutic effect

▪ thermal effect

▪ thermoelectric effect

▪ threshold effect

▪ Tyndall effect

▪ to bring into effect

▪ to come into effect

▪ to effect payment

▪ to put into effect

▪ to take effect

▪ total dominant lethal effect

▪ to this effect

▪ toxic effect

▪ toxicological effect

▪ transition effect

▪ triboelectric effect

▪ tunnel effect

▪ turnpike effect

▪ undesirable effect

▪ unexpected effect

▪ urban heat island effect

▪ wake effect

▪ waterbed effect

▪ Weissenberg effect

▪ wind chill effect

EN black and white effect

LV melnbaltais efekts

RU черно-белый эффект

DE Schwarzweißeffekt

FR effet noir et blanc

Definīcija: One of a group of photo modifications someone can make to a color photo that mimic different effects that would be achieved by taking the same photo using black and white film stock. One effect uses strict conversion to monochrome by throwing away all of the color information. Others mimic the result when a black and white photo is taken through a colored filter—orange, red, or yellow—to enhance or suppress certain color information. Two effects perform strict conversions to monochrome and then apply a color tint—sepia or cyan—in one step.

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