Sentence examples for as an effectively from inspiring English sources

And by its conclusion, "Vanishing Act" emerges as an effectively eerie act of "seminonfictional semifiction" -- less storytelling than meditation, a musical rumination on the fear that underlies all creation.

His cycle of etchings "Los desastres de la guerra" is still viewed as an effectively shocking depiction of war's horrors; the etchings called "Caprichos" and the late "black" paintings done on the walls of his farmhouse outside Madrid win admiration as uncanny incursions, with their witches and murky combats, into the subconscious, anticipating Surrealism.

One can consider the far-field as an effectively uncontrollable environment that decoheres the particle (and the near-field), so that superpositions of different charges are indeed never observed.

The first one corresponds to the continuum approach, when the system studied can be described as an effectively continuous homogeneous beam and the corrections are of a higher order of magnitude.

Thus, a novel method for the determination of procalcitonin (PCT) was developed based on a sandwich-type electrochemical immunosensor, which combined a simple immunosensor array as well as an effectively designed trace tag.

Transarterial chemoembolization (TACE) is generally accepted as an effectively palliative treatment for patients with unresectable HCC.

The England Lions are the team previously known as England A, effectively a second string to the full England squad.

It is morally imperative that the Obama administration and we as a society effectively address this situation.

Too rapid a thaw will kill a plant as effectively as too rapid a freeze.

And despite Home Arts backing by an international media company, it has failed to build an audience as effectively as the scrappy, independent iVillage.

Scaled up to a full millimetre, it's estimated that a spider web could catch a helicopter as effectively as it currently entraps flies.