Sentence examples for which effectively sets from inspiring English sources

The allowances may be traded in a secondary market, which effectively sets a price for carbon-dioxide emissions.

Intel, which effectively sets the standards for chip-making worldwide, will start replacing its existing 32nm process with 22nm technology towards the end of this year, with 14nm rules expected to follow around 2014.

Refining the deposited coordinates in the absence of hydropathic or electrostatic terms, with explicit protons and without waters, results in structures with all heavy atom RMSDs of 0.25 Å from the deposited structures, which effectively sets a floor value for RMSD comparisons.

But it is a religious, not only political, vision that moved her, and it is that which effectively set her apart from a purely political agenda, and engages us still today.

These certificates became traded by speculators, thus creating the first oil-futures market which effectively set spot market prices from then on.

In March 2004, the government passed the "Emergency and Safety Management Basic Act", largely due to the storm as well as the Daegu metro fire, which effectively set up a nationwide emergency management system.

Thus Khayyam thinks of irrational magnitudes as numbers themselves, which effectively defines the set of "real numbers" that we take for granted today.

Chert is a flint-like quartz in blue and whitish greys, and these walls, made of courses of chert in small, squared blocks, makes for mottled effects which are effectively set off by the golden hamstone in mullions, doorways, and ornaments.

Another Scala regular, Angelo Sala, designed the sets, which effectively depicted the Count's Gothic castle with modernistic touches, like clear plastic pillars.

Filmed in digital video (which effectively emphasizes its television setting), "Bamboozled" is a typically rough-hewn Brechtian collage that hurls ideas onto the screen without striving to be realistic or even narratively coherent.

The proposed legislation has some good points, but in among the sensible policy there's clause 21, which effectively bans local authorities from setting up bus companies to run bus services.