At the moment, users can share up to four profiles that effectively work as individual accounts — though there's no indication that's on the way, given the changes were made to the membership that specifically allows people to stream two things at once.
Screen credits reveal that she effectively worked as a producer at Pallas Pictures on at least two films including the five-reel Lost in Transit (1917).
It was found that NFG1CG4-tag sequence, FLAG®-GlyCys(Gly)4, effectively worked as a new N-terminal tag for site-specific chemical modifications, which provided an alternative to existing methods for N-terminal conjugation using different tag sequences [ 27, 28].
John Lennon and Paul McCartney effectively worked as "editors" on many of each other's songs in the Beatles, but they were all listed as being by Lennon/McCartney.
Nafion-submerged region in paper-bridge effectively worked as a cation-selective membrane in this paper-based ICP device (Fig. 1).
Even though the amount in the air is tiny, the gas is so potent at trapping the sun's heat that it effectively works as a one-way blanket, letting visible light in but stopping much of the resulting heat from escaping back to space.
Among her many assignments was a project for the Advanced Research Projects Agency, now known as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (commonly known as DARPA), to find a material that could effectively work as a container for the extremely corrosive compound oxygen difluoride.
The integrated process includes all of the architects and engineers from the beginning, so that they can more effectively work as a team.
Revenue & Customs says that many of these freelancers effectively work as employees and would be paying higher tax if employed directly by the client.
Greg Sargent, a blogger for the Web site whorunsgov.com, a Wahington Post Company Web site, wrote last week that Mr. Stossel would be effectively working "as a political activist" by attending the forums, and said it "doesn't seem like great timing" given Fox's feud with the White House.
And here's one from Viking that's so appropriate, it doesn't need a definition, since the whole clue effectively works as one... 12ac Natty, elegant and trim, primarily (4 ...for NEAT.
