R help - Apr 2004 - fixed and random effects question

On page 146 of Pinheiro & Bates, they mention models  where every fixed 
effect has an associated random effect. What does it mean for a fixed 
effect to have an associated random effect?

Thanks for any clarification,
Scott Rifkin

Consider the case of a response vs time for multiple measurements on 
subjects.  If one has both fixed and random effect for slope and 
intercept, it means there is a separate linear relationship with time for 
each subject (the random effect) and that the population average may have 
a non-zero slope and intercept (the fixed effect).

On Sat, 10 Apr 2004, Scott Rifkin wrote:
> On page 146 of Pinheiro & Bates, they mention models  where every fixed
> effect has an associated random effect. What does it mean for a fixed 
> effect to have an associated random effect?
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