Sentence examples for effect defines from inspiring English sources

The nonlinear curvature effect defines a minimum radius Rc below which there is no generalised Chapman-Jourguet (CJ) detonation.

This effect defines a requirement for particular size and shape of the protruding residues, and it is associated with a relative axial translation of the paired helices.

The problem will come if the Massachusetts ruling, in effect, defines marriage differently as it may.The M-word, therefore, is highly likely to become an issue in next year's election campaign.

The genetic effect defines the dominant or recessive characteristics of the driver gene.

Position effect defines both the observation that independent transgenic plants differ for the level of transgene expression, and the interpretation that this variability is due to the random integration of the transgene in different loci of the plant genome.

Warburg effect defines cancer dependence on fermentative glycolysis allowing for the diversion of key metabolites into cellular biosynthetic pathways in proliferating cancer cells, including CSC, and it has been suggested that it can be exploited to develop new pharmacological treatments that can counteract the chemo-resistance of these cells.

Having, in effect, defined the actor's movie as a horrific impossibility, there remained the director's movie.

Last year, a law took effect defining the military's primary missions as border patrol, disaster relief and participation in international peacekeeping missions.

If the new procedures were adopted, they say, the United States would in effect define "refugee" differently than in the United Nations agreements.

The MR effect, defined as the increase in tangent moduli, is studied versus large engineering strain.

Then, just as voting ended on Sunday evening, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, or SCAF, announced a constitutional addendum insuring its continued existence and giving itself legislative power — in effect, defining the Presidency down.