Presenting the Relative Motion Descriptor, we show that the distribution of interest points alone (without explicitly encoding their neighbourhoods) effectively describes actions.
It explicitly alleged that Epstein was effectively exploiting Brunel's access to young women for the purposes of sex trafficking.
What are the chances that it was effectively (though not explicitly) working in concert with Double Cross agents?
In entering into talks with BAE, EADS — the parent company of Airbus, the commercial aircraft maker — "effectively admitted weakness, explicitly acknowledging Airbus's cyclicality," said Nick Cunningham, an aerospace analyst at Agency Partners in London.
It's unclear at this stage what the law will consider reasonable, and the lack of clarity on this point appears intentional — as a way for the government to side-step the issue of end-to-end encryption without explicitly stating whether the technology effectively offers a workaround to the legislation or not.
But in "open societies" that rely on market capitalism, access to information is effectively, if not explicitly, in the hands of commercial behemoths that control markets for search (Google), social media (Facebook), entertainment (Apple) and consumer goods (Amazon).
Some reported difficulties with prolonged 'withdrawal' symptoms, and presumably in anticipation of such problems, one person explicitly asked others about how to effectively discontinue a particular medication.
Although the term "proper actions" was almost never explicitly mentioned, this is what the authors effectively studied as many results were applicable not only to the local setting, but also to closed subgroups of Riemannian isometry groups treated globally.
This paper argues that facilitating a learning experience for decision makers by employing participatory modelling and explicitly considering multiple tiers of governance can effectively contribute to achieve sustainable outcomes.
However, the article did not address explicitly how those activities could be executed effectively in actual practice.
