Sentence examples for in effect defined from inspiring English sources

Having, in effect, defined the actor's movie as a horrific impossibility, there remained the director's movie.

Perhaps, as the study's authors themselves hint at one point, we've also gotten better at demarcating what constitutes truly intimate communing — expecting more of our confidants, we have, in effect, defined intimacy up.

This definition of a battleship in effect defined a new kind of cruiser, which would displace about 10,000 tons and would be armed with eight-inch guns.

But when they made that retirement offer, they in effect defined a group of employees that they were saying, 'We need you to leave.' It took a little while for it to dawn on me that I was part of that group".

Note also that by defining the ancestral of the precedence relation, Frege had in effect defined x < y.

The most published and lauded woman writer of early sixteenth-century Italy, Vittoria Colonna (1490 1547) in effect defined what was the "acceptable" face of female authorship for her time.

If the new procedures were adopted, they say, the United States would in effect define "refugee" differently than in the United Nations agreements.

Then, just as voting ended on Sunday evening, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, or SCAF, announced a constitutional addendum insuring its continued existence and giving itself legislative power — in effect, defining the Presidency down.

But she has chosen to share the space with artists with whom she feels an affinity, in effect defining her sensibility through theirs.

Essentially, if we consider what the equation for the synthesis looks like in both cases, we can in effect define a Fourier transform for the periodic signal, which we know is represented by its Fourier series coefficients.

These problem topics explain inherent limits lying at the heart of software, and in effect define boundaries beyond which computer science professionals cannot go beyond.