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Meanings of effect by means in English
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Usage of effect by means in English
1
This they proposed to effect by means of the disestablishment, or secularisation, of ecclesiastical States in the interior of Germany.
2
In the electric tram-car the haulage was effected by means of accumulators.
3
This was soon effected by means of stuffing with some bedclothes.
4
This relation is effected by means of the various surfaces of the body.
5
The attachment was effected by means of a pedicle 33 cm.
6
But a general cause is applied to particular effects by means of something special.
7
Traction in the tunnels is to be effected by means of an immersed chain.
8
A crossing was effected by means of a pontoon bridge constructed by the Engineers.
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This was effected by means of Mahomet, from whom that religion took its name.
10
This destruction of the enemy's force, must be principally effected by means of battle.
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Transportation is effected by means of flying ships actuated by the control of gravitational attraction.
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Propagation is effected by means of cuttings, which root freely if placed in sandy soil.
13
This rejuvenescence was effected by means of two principal agencies,-newmethods and a new instrument.
14
Consequently, the removal of the goods must have been effected by means of the secret passage.
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I think it may be effected by means of some of the public agents at Mogadore.
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The transformation was effected by means of a salve which he had received from the devil.