The close match is contributed to the simultaneous effects converting free to bound water over time, on both conventional OPC hydration and dielectric relaxation mechanisms.
To test for overdispersion, all variables were treated as fixed effects (converting to a GLM for this purpose), and the residual deviance of the model was divided by the number of degrees of freedom (which should approach 1 in case of no overdispersion [ 44]).
Stephen Yagman, a lawyer for Mr. Guerrero, said, "We have in effect converted a civil rights lawsuit into a racketeering lawsuit, and it's about time".
Four hydrogen nuclei are in effect converted into one helium nucleus, a fraction of the mass being released as energy (according to the law of mass energy equivalence, E = mc2).
Out of that, only 28% was, in effect, converted to CO2 as detected by total organic carbon removal.
Each solar power system is in effect converted into a fixed income security; financial services firms like Goldman Sachs make the investment, while customers who could not otherwise afford to put up solar panels are empowered to consume.
Note that the units of F are [μg/m]-1; since Figure 6 shows F × 1000 we have in effect converted to the more customary % per 10 μg/m.
This "acid-rain" effect converts calcium carbonate to calcium sulfate.
Mercator produced the simplest and, for its purposes, the best solution by in effect converting the spherical Earth into a cylinder with the open ends at the poles; this cylinder was then opened to form a plane surface.
Since last September, regulators have told us that in order for banks to recover from the losses they have incurred by purchasing these ill-conceived mortgage bonds, they need to get rid of them — but without selling out at such fire-sale prices that the banks, in effect, convert their paper losses into an actual condition of permanent insolvency.
