Sentence examples for effectively upgraded from inspiring English sources

The removal of this intersection effectively upgraded the expressway portion to freeway south to the Feather River Boulevard intersection.

can be effectively upgraded in subcritical water [ 37].

These power plants are "too dated and could not be cost effectively upgraded to meet the minimum required safety standards" says rapporteur Giles Chichester (ECR, UK).

The legal lock proposed by Mr Miliband would effectively upgrade the one introduced by the Coalition which guarantees a referendum before any powers are transferred.

The nonlinear dynamic analysis of long-span bridges can be used to predict more accurately and realistically their seismic response than elastic dynamic response and used for more cost effectively upgrading the seismic resistance of existing long-span bridges.

So the alleviation or the minimization of the aggregation level for GR sheets would facilitate the exposure of active sites on GR and effectively upgrade the performance of GR-based electrochemical sensors and biosensors.

In late March, the new Egyptian foreign minister, Nabil el-Araby, invited a delegation from Hamas to Cairo to meet at the Foreign Ministry instead of the intelligence headquarters or a hotel meeting room — effectively upgrading them from militants to diplomats, some later said.

For example, if two people are already inside a venue for a show or sporting event, one person could sell their seat ticket to the other person, halfway through the event — effectively, upgrading their seat, at a possibly reduced cost.

These changes effectively upgrade the last of Queensland's "archaic" legislation around consent.

In light of these results, the adoption of strategies to produce oranges sustainably and cost-effectively, upgrade the orange value chain, acquire processing technologies and enhance the technical and organisational capacity of farmers and exporters could be useful means for promoting exports and boosting the competitiveness of Egyptian oranges on the Russian market.

The second is the digital subscriber line (DSL), which is used by the telephone companies and effectively upgrades the thousands of miles of existing copper telephone lines into a modern network capable of delivering broadband speed.