0 to do something or make something happen:
Second-order statistics of colour codes modulate transformations that effectuate varying degrees of scene invariance and illumination invariance.
A dominant question that has developed, of course, is how temporal linkage is to be effectuated, particularly by historical archaeologists examining the modern world.
In so far as sanctions are probabilistic it is because the revenue administration's capacity to bill and to effectuate sanctions is questionable.
Whereas the other participants state and name concepts, the central participant appears to recombine them to effectuate a concept.
The idea of agency and power may also be effectuated through sampling and remixing.
The voice, however, is then sped up, effectuating a higher pitch, thus indicating a speaker that might be either male or female.
The progressive push for publicity effectuated a subtle transformation in the meaning of the term.
Evaluation includes analysis of the given requirements and how they have progressed: the tradeoffs that have been made and the results that have been effectuated.
