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Centrifugal effect
* is the push outward from the center of rotation.
* tend to throw objects away from spinning bodies.

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Chronic effect
* are gradual and occur through repeated exposure over an extended period of time
  - long term and persistent effects of chemical exposure
  - the results of an accumulated dose of radiation over longer periods of time
* can be a result of exposure to multiple low-level doses.
* develop over time from exposure to low levels of pesticides.
* occur after some delay or after a long period of chronic exposure
  - weeks or years of exposure or long after initial exposure to PCBs
* result from exposure to a substance over a period of weeks or years
  - over weeks or years

Cool effect
* Most cool effects are produced by evaporation.
* make asteroids spin and rotate as they plummet towards the Earth.

Cumulative effect
* key determinant in the formulation of compensatory damages.
* occur in altered growth, reproduction, tissue, and behavior.

Dent
* are blemishs
  - consequences
  - only depressions in the surface
  - the results of wood fibers being crushed and compressed
* is an effect

Depolarization
- the signal that initiated contraction by the atrial myocardium
  - used to determine the nature of hydrometeors present
* propagates through cardiac muscle very rapidly.
* recombination of the positive and negative ions.

Direct effect
* are changes within the equestrian sector
  - the expenditures and jobs created by an industry within a county
* refers to to the increase in clear-sky albedo.

Ecological effect
* can persist for long periods of time and over geographic areas large and small.
* vary with flow fluctuations and channel morphology.

Edge effect
* alter effectiveness.
* are spatial and temporal phenomena.
* can significantly degrade a population's chances of survival.
* reduce genetic diversity.
* worsen the impact of deforestation, and are difficult to measure.

Electrostatic effect
* deal with high voltage at little or no current.
* dominate the phase equilibria of ionic surfactant systems.

Environmental effect
* can and often do mimic genetic traits.
* confound almost all inherited predispositions.
* do influence the phenotypic expression of a quantitative trait.
* incorporate potential for damage to plants, animals, and fish.
* play roles.

Extrapyramidal effect
* are rare and usually appear only after prolonged therapy at high doses.
* can include akathisia, dystonia, and, possibly, tardive dyskinesia.

Founder effect
* are another special form of genetic drift.
* can also occur naturally as competing genetic lines die out.
* is when a population is isolated.
* occurs when individuals are transplanted to a new location.

Gastrointestinal effect
* Some gastrointestinal effects consist of nausea.
* are due to direct corrosive effects on the mucosa.

Genetic effect
* are essentially long term in nature since they are manifested in offspring.
* is the effects of radiation exposure manifested in the offspring of exposed parents.

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Health effect
* Most health effects result from chronic exposure.
* Some health effects are caused by air pollution
  - produced by food staples
  - occur in women
* Some health effects relate to exposure
  - mold exposure
  - result from environmental exposure
* are similar whether cyanides are breathed, ingested, or come in contact with skin.
* get more severe as blood lead levels increase.
* linked to low-dose exposure include brain cancer among nuclear industry workers.
* vary with type of radiation.

Indirect effect
* are caused by activities
  - human activities
  - known to be important in structuring ecosystems
* occur when the interaction between two species is influenced by a third species.

Lake effect
* result in rapidly changing weather patterns.
* snows from Lake Erie are very rare.