Sentence examples for effect uses from inspiring English sources

The resolution, which needs Senate and presidential approval to take effect, uses the 1996 Congressional Review Act to reverse one of the final rules the Obama administration issued.

And it narrates the methods to adjust edge effect, uses Maxwell 2D software to emulate the magnetic field generated by linear introduction motor and gives the emulation result.

Perhaps no trial lawyer in the United States is better suited to pursue this case for the Gore campaign than Mr. Boies, who to great effect uses a photographic memory of minute details, a disarmingly persistent style of questioning and a flair for drama.

This is called "net metering" in America and in effect uses the grid the poles, wires and generating capacity paid for by other consumers as free storage.Yet opponents of renewables say the level of subsidies involved shows that wind and solar investments are just boondoggles, salving the conscience of the green-minded and cossetting politically connected companies.

Epicharmus has also been thought to be a Pythagorean because the growing argument which he uses for comic effect uses pebbles to represent numbers and refers to odd and even numbers.

Hierarchical agglomerative clustering by the Ward's method was selected for sample classification because it possesses a small space distorting effect, uses more information on cluster contents than other methods, and has been proved to be an extremely powerful grouping mechanism (Willet 1987); also, Ward's method yielded the most meaningful clusters.

We can quantify this effect using three different methods.

Apple is in the enviable position of – in effect – using its customers as beta testers.

She said that she had seen a similar effect used at the Saatchi Gallery, in London.

The effect used in The Matrix is similar, but a bit more complicated.

The researchers also confirmed the effect using another form of death, asphyxiation via carbon dioxide inhalation.