Sentence examples for effect thereof from inspiring English sources

And the Congress may by general laws proscribe the manner in which such acts, records, and proceedings shall be proved, and the effect thereof". U.S. Const.

State election law allows some latitude in phrasing constitutional amendments and questions, saying they should be concise and state "the purpose and effect thereof in a clear and coherent manner using words with common and everyday meanings".

This paper follows the development of the reactor technology since the early 1940s, highlighting the major developments and giving indications of the effect thereof on gas throughput and bulk product yields.

Computed values of transmission loss are compared with those computed by means of the plane wave theory, in order to highlight the onset (cutting-on) of various higher order modes and the effect thereof on transmission loss of the muffler.

Section 2-106 ("Daylight saving time; effect thereof on public proceedings") specifies the last Sunday in April as the moment to set clocks forward "throughout the city of New York," and the last Sunday in October as the fallback date, even though the Times and 1010 WINS, following national protocol, urge you to make the adjustments in March and November, respectively.

There was no difference in the effect thereof.

Despite the penetration of the contemporary economy and media and the effects thereof on traditional cultural life, Papua New Guinea retains a rich variety of village cultures.

The play has clearly been mounted for reasons of current resonance, touching as it does on the morality of dominant world powers imposing their ideologies on other cultures, and the destructive effects thereof.

The reasonableness of quantum, however, is not to be decided in a vacuum but rather is to be considered in light of the evidence as to the injuries and actual damages sustained and the future effects thereof.

Finally, the different contributions to the total stretch rate and the effects thereof on the flame stabilization are numerically computed for the flame tip of a two-dimensional Bunsen flame as illustration.

DLA theory is consistent and predictive in nature, and may be of valuable help in designing devices that utilize rough metal surfaces and the derived effects thereof, including SERS substrates.