Sentence examples for describes effectively from inspiring English sources
His anger is an existentially disturbing thing which Mosley describes effectively at the outset.
The proposed model describes effectively both the tooth loading conditions and the variation of stresses, and constitutes further a potent tool in analyzing gear drives.
The advantage of ECC is that it describes effectively the probability of two proteins being in a cluster from the topology view.
Oklahoma, North Carolina and Texas passed laws requiring that the ultrasound screen face the woman and spelling out in detail what the doctor must describe, effectively requiring vaginal probes in most cases.
In some cases, profile can be described effectively using linear regression model and in some others it would be suitable to use nonlinear regression model especially elastic and stretchable configuration of profiles.
The microstructure in polycrystals is described effectively, employing the volume fractions of ferroelectric domains with different polarization orientations as structural (internal) variables, and its evolution is given in terms of rate equations for these variables.
However, at the structural level, the macroscopic delamination response can be described effectively by concentrating all the sources of dissipation and non-linearity at the masonry-FRP interface, and assuming the support to behave as a linear-elastic body.
In the case of concurrence of two crack closures, therefore, the total crack closure behavior with ΔK level for four stress ratios could be described effectively by two closure models, a single asperity model and a strip-yield model.
Mr Osborne was said to have cooled on the project which was described as "effectively dead".
[A12.] BOND INSURER MAKES ITS CASE MBIA, the bond insurer that critics have described as effectively insolvent, presented a spirited defense in a call with analysts.
Private Manning's lawyer and supporters have complained for months about his conditions, which they describe as effectively solitary confinement, since he is kept in his cell 23 hours a day and has almost no contact with other detainees.
