Sentence examples for in effect leads from inspiring English sources
Here and henceforth, 'iff' abbreviates 'if and only if.' 7. The function f yields a witness for ∃y depending on the interpretation of ∀x, and similarly g provides a witness for ∃w depending on the interpretation of ∀z. 8. Henkin introduced the general idea of dependent quantifier Qm, n, d, which in effect leads to the notion of (arbitrary) partially ordered quantifier (p.o.q).
Based on the correspondence, a transformation matrix is then calculated by singular value decompositions (SVD) and applied to X to determine its new point positions, which in effect leads to a new correspondence relationship between the points.
"His actions have in effect led to the reintroduction of trust and transparency as a leading principle in global security policies".
The growth will in effect lead to a doubling of the firm's business of building accommodation for older people.
The president of the European Commission, Romano Prodi, in effect led the centre-left campaign in Italy.
However, Google was in effect led by the trio of Brin, Page, and Schmidt.
For the next decade he in effect led the emergent Federalist Party.
He was in effect led to the concept of electromagnetic induction by changing magnetic fields.
As the bills can run to thousands of pounds per person, this has in effect led to a blanket ban on travellers without documents.
He suggested an "equal partnership … to avoid a simple acquisition that would, in effect, lead to the disappearance of Alstom", adding that GE transfer its transport division to the French firm as part of the deal.
To permit the changes proposed by the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart would in effect lead "our convents to become hotels or boarding houses for women," he wrote in a letter to the Vatican quoted in his official 1996 biography.
