All this happens in a split second, in effect turning superconductors into reusable fuses which, because they rely on the laws of physics, are fail-safe to boot.Fault currents are likely to become a growing problem as smart grids grow increasingly complex, with ever more suppliers and complicated load management.
Many protesters said they were trying to draw attention to what they see as an unfair split in the effects of globalization where the wealthy benefit more than the poor.
Studios realize that a standoff between films aimed at the same demographic -- kids, women, "urban" teenagers -- splits the vote, in effect, and hurts both films.
The surrogate-split mechanism is, in effect, a flexible way to impute a missing value depending on where it is encountered in the tree.
Mali was in effect split in two earlier this year when Tuareg separatists drove out the Malian army after a coup.
This caused a lot of nasty rows and the country in effect split between the coastal areas and the interior.
On top of hyperinflation, Britannia has suffered a wave of extinctions, paralyzing hoarding, and a crime problem so intractable that at one point the game was forced to, in effect, split itself in half.
They have, in effect, split Bosnia into at least seven states, as well as a number of rogue baronies.
The changes will form part of plans to implement a new structure, which will see the army reduced to a strength of 82,000 and in effect split into three; reaction forces, adaptable forces, and force troops.
This wasn't exactly a surprise — while initial speculation had been that the cartel would make a million-barrel cut, by yesterday people were saying that a two-million-barrel reduction was possible, so OPEC in effect split the difference.
"The Big Short" and "Spotlight" will, I think, in effect, split the social-naturalist vote and let "The Revenant" hold the Academy's entire chew-and-yowl wing and come out with Best Picture.
