Sentence examples for effectively check from inspiring English sources

Again, thanks to the background location element, Google can tell if you've left a place that you've checked-in and will effectively "check you out" of that location so friends don't show up looking for you after you've left.

Both Mr. MacKinnon of Vanguard and a Merrill Lynch executive questioned whether Heartland could effectively check its pricing service's work.

But it's through the smaller-scale institutions of our daily lives that we can most effectively check the consequences of such choices.

Communication skills facilitated the coordination of large coalitions that could effectively check the authority of dominant individuals.

Unlike HP, \ \text{HP}_f\) is decidable as we may effectively check whether the computation of a Turing machine \(T\) on input \(x\) halts with output 1 within \(f(x)\) steps by simply computing the value of \(f(x)\) and carrying out the computation of \(T\) for this number of steps.

We can sum up the requirements to effectively check the integrity of software updates in mobile networks as follows: (1) the semantics changes of malformed software updates should be checked in the binary code and (2) the changes should be able to be detected by network monitors, i.e., watchdogs, as well as recipient devices to support all ranges of devices.

Meanwhile, another relieve-shot effect is effectively checked by measuring drilling bits on spot.

It's not obvious how these trends can be effectively checked.

But its development has been hindered by political patronage that has not been effectively checked by law or regulatory oversight.

The French, however, after overrunning Lorraine, were effectively checked in southern Germany by Austria's prince Eugene of Savoy.

Early on, some politicians feared that the result would be two chambers acting with deadly similarity, neither effectively checking the possibly wayward instincts of the other.