Sentence examples for effectively made up of from inspiring English sources

The structure of the memory is effectively made up of 16 banks, each of 256 bytes.

It is effectively made up of three parts: the first reminds me of Turkey, the second stretch has long straights like Monza and the third has tight corners like a town track.

They spent some of the money and put the rest into a Norwich Union bond, from which they get an income of £550 a month, effectively made up of interest and capital.

Graphite - mixed with clay to produce the lead in pencils - is effectively made up of many layers of graphene stacked on top of one another.

The new damper is manufactured and the performance is tested, verifying that its MR effect can effectively make up for the performance deficiency of traditional viscoelastic dampers in high temperature.

American computer scientist Erik Winfree worked with Seeman to show how two-dimensional "sheets" of DNA-based "tiles" (effectively rectangles made up of interwoven DNA strands) could self-assemble into larger structures.

The result indicates that the transfer learning mode can also effectively make up for the lack of training process under the small sample target object images.

She effectively made up the rules of her investigation as she went along.

After exclusion, the "collectors" effectively made up their own laws, infused by their own bias.

In January 2006, a physician was added to the advertisements to describe side effects on-screen, and Icos began running advertisements only where more than 90 percent of the audience was made up of adults, effectively ending Super Bowl advertisements.

Secondly, the Prime Minister, who is vested with the confidence of majority of the MPs, and the Cabinet which is made up of popularly elected MPs, effectively represent the views of the electorate as he heads the Government.