Sentence examples for effectively seen from inspiring English sources

While some of these yearly-seasonal effects are visible in the raw data, the effects are much more effectively seen in S t because other effects including the noise are not present.

Athletes in individual sports, effectively seen only once every four years, would have a greater chance to gain attention.

But, because the linesman had effectively seen the forward raise his a hand, the FA concluded it could not refer the matter to its panel.

A former police marksman has been cleared of murdering a suspect he shot six times, a killing that the dead man's mother said had effectively seen her son subjected to the death penalty.

According to some estimates, each time the price of gasoline drops by a penny, it saves consumers a billion dollars, which means we've effectively seen about a hundred billion dollar tax cut in the last month or so.

"No one should be in any doubt that this is effectively seen as a takeover," Threadneedle's head of governance and responsible investment, Iain Richards, said in a letter to Xstrata's board on Monday.

Regularly spaced, narrow windows wouldn't offer much of a view individually, but if dozens of them pass by every second an effect would be created like that of a zoetrope, allowing passengers to effectively see right through the walls.

"What you effectively see is largely Africans against one another in a sense now.

This suggestion, which could effectively see rebel military commanders elected under Ukrainian law, will be unpalatable to many in Kiev.

Their aim is to boycott new legal aid cases – which could effectively see courts begin to grind to a halt.

Jessica Chastain and James McAvoy play a couple who suffer an agonising break up and the audience effectively sees two films — the story from his point of view, and from hers.