Sentence examples for effectively time from inspiring English sources

A lawmaker with the dominant party, United Russia, told visiting British legislators on Thursday that although Russia wants to see the Assad government rule effectively, "time shows that this task is beyond its strength".

After two hours and 32 minutes of ferocious competition, it was effectively time for the two men to begin a three-set match to decide the destination of the title.

Process statistics and artificial intelligence techniques can provide this knowledge to effectively time synchronization events among the simulation and scheduling federates of a same distributed architecture.

However, since hybrid methods do not suffer from the numerical instabilities associated with finite step sizes, we are able to use effectively time steps that are several times larger than those required for conventional molecular dynamics simulations.

Nobody can effectively time the markets with any degree of consistency.

Nobody can effectively time the markets with any degree of consistency or precision.

Just as they had in the previous two stages, Team Sky stuck to Wiggins's strengths and neutralised the attack by effectively time-trialling their way down the mountain to catch the Nibali group with 40km of the stage left.

The sensor, strictly speaking, doesn't capture an RGB and depth image at the same time due to wavelength filter restrictions, but it can effectively time-share the available resources to make it appear as though that's the case.

Nevertheless, we observed that in PEG-SPION (with a M S of ~40 emu.gm−1) the PEG coating is neither compact nor solid, and is thin enough such that the water molecules attain higher translational diffusion, thereby being exposed to a wide zone of high field gradients, which is effectively time-averaged [64].

These results indicate that the three event durations were effectively timed by separate clocks operated independently, and that the same gap duration was judged relative to these three temporal contexts.

Even in systems for which a small number of mutations are observed, the core component of the method, of fitting trajectories that obey an effectively time-dependent model of selection to observed allele frequencies, can be applied.