Sentence examples for effectively fixed from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the initial micelle morphology was effectively fixed by the crosslinking reaction.

Only 3.8% of injected carbon was effectively fixed as the target labeled product (EPA).

In this case the star got too close to the black hole, since the latter is effectively fixed in the middle of the galaxy.

In Britain, where the prime minister has traditionally chosen when to call an election, the coalition government effectively fixed the date of the next election to May 7 this year.

Under the NIRA, companies were required to write industrywide codes of fair competition that effectively fixed wages and prices, established production quotas, and placed restrictions on the entry of other companies into the alliances.

On the crucial issue of China revaluing its currency — something the Obama administration had pushed for — Mr. Hu repeated China's past promises to make its effectively fixed exchange rate respond more to the market, but the fact that the country's top leader mentioned reform at all suggested it is on the leadership's agenda.

Many professions have an ordine, an "association", that effectively fixes prices.

This indicates that the NPMC using the established electron donors system can effectively fix CO2 without light and hydrogen gas under aerobic condition.

The cardinal referred three times to calls for his resignation, saying that "many feel I cannot effectively fix the problems for the future," but he did not mention his own plans to stay or go.

Yet, according to Fatih Birol, the head of economic analysis at the International Energy Agency, the high proportion of taxes in the pump price of Europe's gasoline effectively fixes so much of the price of gasoline that consumers are cushioned from the wild price swings Americans have seen this year.

And that means they may be able to design tiny tools to safely and effectively fix the nanoscopic machinery of illness, just as a mechanic works on a car's engine using tools that are on the same scale as the engine.