Sentence examples for effect expands from inspiring English sources

This, in effect, expands the application of transfer learning to many other real-world tasks such as cross-language text categorization, text-to-image classification, and many others.

The amendment, which just came into effect, expands the scope of the treaty to also include the storage and use of such materials at nuclear facilities and the protection of those facilities against sabotage.

The inclusion of a frailty effect expands the coefficient 95% confidence intervals of the hospital characteristics, and the hospital size loses statistical significance.

COPASI provides, in addition to the best parameter set, standard deviation of the parameter estimates assuming a maximum-likelihood statistics, which in effect expands a quadratic surface of the sum-of-squares fit criterion around the optimal fit.

And yet last year America's federal government announced that it would, in effect, expand its subsidies by insuring mortgages with downpayments as low as 3%.

On April 1, 1896, the Raines Law went into effect, expanding the Sunday shut-down hours from midnight Saturday to 5 a.m.

Everybody is chanting the now popular two-state solution slogan, while in effect expanding the settlements, waging war on the Palestinians in Gaza and devising discriminatory policies aimed against the Palestinian citizens of Israel.

Dennis Holbrook, executive vice president of Norse Energy, a gas driller in New York, said one concern for the industry is that the state is requiring that drilling sites comply with local zoning laws, opening the possibility that some towns could prohibit drilling and in effect expand the ban beyond the areas that the state has already declared off-limits.

The ionospheric response is characterized by a negative storm effect expanding from mid high to low latitude.

The effect expanded as reports of the incident were used as propaganda to excite rebel sympathies later in the war, especially before the 1779 Sullivan Expedition.

That's the year that most of "Obamacare" took effect, expanding access to Medicaid for the poor and making subsidized, private health insurance available to working-class and middle-class people who couldn't get coverage through their workplaces.