Effect and Function

Effect

Effect verb - To be the cause of (a situation, action, or state of mind).

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Function and effect are semantically related In some cases you can use "Function" instead the word "Effect" as a verb or a noun.

Function verb - To have a certain purpose.

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Effect and function are semantically related in result topic. Sometimes you can use "Effect" instead the word "Function" as a noun or a verb.

full	full effect	full function
special	special effect	special function
exact	exact effect	exact function
similar	similar effect	similar function
Other adjectives: normal, specific, original, single, obvious, actual, real, little, main, practical, major, useful, secondary, lethal, extra, additional, intended, different, overall.

Psychic powers themselves fit the first rule and the first part of the third rule, as each power has a specific function and effect and a psyker can't use more powers than his/her psychic mastery level allows unless some specific circumstance changes that.

Source: Vancian Magic
Certain adult video websites that function in a similar way to YouTube can also cause this effect.

Source: Wiki Walk
The spell effect "Detect Life" in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion has a similar function, allowing you to see enemies as a vague, pink cloudy form, even in darkness or through walls.

Source: Aura Vision