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The usage and future of the special Polish letters: ą, ć, ę, ł, ń, ó, ś, ż, ź (Polish language) [203]
The way you put interference in brackets
People use brackets for various reasons. Since we have already established that linguistics is not your strong side, I'll leave it to you do research that aspect of the field. In this case you will be dealing with "prescriptive linguistics". It's a minefield, so thread carefully.
I recommend Caltech's "The Feynman's lectures on physics" vol. 2
Nothing to admit. You accept one Caltech source (I have the book at home) but reject another. Interesting, huh? I tend to agree with another poster when he mentions something about the negative influence of your ego.
Interference is used in many context and light pollution is one of its forms that can cause people to miss what they would have noticed in the absence of the interfering factor. Yes, term noise could be also used, as it is also used in other contexts, including radiation (e.g. noise to signal ratio).
You surely do a lot of misspellings for an expert, I thought this was another one of them.
Not trying to be a dick or noth'n' but I'm not sure you are in a position to judge my English skills, especially that you appear to be a one-word-one-meaning kinda guy. Free your mind for chrissake!
I also never claimed mastery in typing so yes, I'll commit a typo here and there. I have a girl who does typing for me, but I can't really ask her to do it for me on PF.
I never saw "effect" used as a verb (or saw it only on message boards) and my American friend once told me how their teacher were bashing them for misspelling effect/affect back in middle school.
One American's anecdotal story is meaningless to my use of "effect" as the application of either word will depend on the context. He likely used it in a wrong one. As you now know, I used a correct word in a corre3ct context. It';s fine to get some info from various forums, but you always need to verify with reputable sources.
The original wording clearly suggests the physical phenomenom.
Both light and speech are physical phenomena. From a scientific point of view EVERYTHING around us is physical in nature (including lights), at least for the last 13.7B years.