Moreover, unlike conventional transducers, the pencil beam can be effectively steered over a wide range of angles without producing grating lobes or degrading the power difference between the main lobe and side lobes.
One industry insider told Guardian Money that because of the apparent delay, there was a worry that investors who wanted to take advantage of the new Isas now were effectively being steered towards signing up with smaller, less-tested players.
These are effectively disciplined spaces.
They are, effectively, unregulated.
You are effectively stealing him.
Unlike phone service providers, which are prevented under E.U. law from filtering Internet data except for purposes of network management, the makers of mobile device operating systems are allowed to effectively steer Internet traffic by giving priority to their own Web sites, applications and online businesses.
To be able to effectively steer innovation processes, family firm owners need to be informed about what is going on in their organizations.
Whilst only one facilitator strongly disagreed that they had been able to effectively steer the reporting session for one group of students, four other facilitators 'neither agreed nor disagreed' that their performance was effective for one of their two groups of students.
Supporters of the lieutenant governor argue that such criticism ignores the measures he has effectively steered through the Senate when drawing enough support has been in doubt.
He effectively steered the bank through the difficult economy of the early 2000s, and when the bank determined it was necessary to sell its credit card business, he successfully negotiated a sale that retained the jobs in Bridgeport.
But now there is effectively "a moratorium on new events," with groups steered to other parks, said Adrian Benepe, the commissioner of parks and recreation.
