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▪ 3-D effect
▪ acoustic Doppler effect
▪ acute effect
▪ additive effect
▪ adverse effect
▪ adverse health effect
▪ after-effect function
▪ after-image effect
▪ allergenic effect
▪ animation effect
▪ anode effect
▪ anode effect duration
▪ anode effect frequency
▪ anode effect overvoltage
▪ anti-swelling effect
▪ apical effect
▪ appreciable anti-competitive effect
▪ artistic effect
▪ atmospheric pollution effect
▪ Auger effect
▪ aural report effect
▪ averaging effect
▪ background effect
▪ backsplash effect
▪ bacteriostatic effect
▪ bandwagon effect
▪ barrier effect
▪ Bauschinger['s] effect
▪ biasing effect
▪ binding effect
▪ biological effect monitoring
▪ bystander effect
▪ black and white effect
▪ black-box effect
▪ blast effect
▪ boomerang effect
▪ border effect
▪ calculated killing effect
▪ call effect
▪ capillary effect
▪ capture-effect
▪ cardinal point effect
▪ cause and effect chain relationship
▪ cause and effect diagram
▪ cause-effect
▪ cause-effect analysis
▪ cause-effect diagram
▪ cause-effect graph
▪ cause-effect graphing
▪ ceasing of effect of the basic application
▪ certifying the coming into effect
▪ charge having an effect equivalent to customs duties
▪ charge having an equivalent effect
▪ charge having equivalent effect
▪ charge having equivalent effect to a quantitative restriction
▪ charges having an effect equivalent to customs duties
▪ charges having equivalent effect
▪ chart effect option
▪ chilling effect
▪ cholinergic effect
▪ chronic effect
▪ cytopathic effect
▪ cytostatic effect
▪ cytotoxic effect
▪ class-related effect
▪ cliff edge effect
▪ cliff effect
▪ climatic effect
▪ cocktail effect
▪ cold-soak effect
▪ collateral effect
▪ combined effect
▪ come into effect
▪ coming into lawful effect
▪ concentration-related toxic effect
▪ continued influence effect
▪ continuing effect
▪ contrast effect
▪ cooling effect
▪ Coriolis effect
▪ corona effect
▪ correction for low temperature effect
▪ cross-media effect
▪ crowding-in effect
▪ crowding-out effect
▪ cumulative effect
▪ cumulative long-term effect|
▪ cumulative sealing-off effect
▪ customs duties and charges having equivalent effect
▪ day when the insolvency comes into effect
▪ dangerous stroboscopic effect
▪ date of effect
▪ deadweight effect
▪ decorative effect coating
▪ delayed effect
▪ delayed occurrence of toxic effect
▪ delayed toxic effect
▪ deleterious effect
▪ derived minimal effect level
▪ derived no-effect level
▪ design effect
▪ destructive effect
▪ deterrent effect
▪ detrimental effect
▪ development effect
▪ diagram effect option
▪ digital video effect
▪ direct effect
▪ direct effect of the EU law
▪ discriminatory effect
▪ displacement effect
▪ disproportionate effect
▪ distorting effect
▪ distortive effect
▪ distortive effect of direct taxation
▪ distributional effect
▪ diversification effect
▪ dominant lethal effect
▪ domino effect
▪ Doppler effect
▪ dose (concentration) - response (effect) assessment
▪ dose effect
▪ dose-effect relation
▪ dose-effect relationship
▪ drying effect
▪ economic effect
▪ edge effect
▪ effect
▪ effect an adjusment
▪ effect assessment
▪ effect-based method
▪ effect-based monitoring method
▪ effect-based trigger value
▪ effect charge
▪ Effect Compiler
▪ effect concentration
▪ effect for the future
▪ effect liberalisation
▪ effect of a collective agreement
▪ effect of a placebo
▪ effect of exclusion
▪ effect of humidity
▪ effect of priority right
▪ effect of ruling
▪ effect of termination
▪ effect of the announcement
▪ effect of the statement
▪ effect of undercut
▪ effect of wind
▪ effect on the environment
▪ effect payments [to]
▪ effect (swerve)
▪ elastic after-effect
▪ elastic after[-]effect
▪ electrophysiological effect
▪ emphasis animation effect
▪ endocrine-mediated adverse effect
▪ endothermal effect
▪ engine installation effect
▪ entering into effect of a judgment
▪ entering into effect of the adjudication
▪ entrance animation effect
▪ entry animation effect
▪ environmental effect
▪ equivalent economic effect
▪ equivalent effect
▪ euro-effect
▪ European patent with unitary effect
▪ evidentiary effect
▪ exothermal effect
▪ exposure/effect relationship
▪ external effect
▪ Failure Mode and Effect Analysis
▪ Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA)
▪ false consensus effect
▪ favourable effect
▪ field effect
▪ field-effect transistor
▪ fill effect
▪ fire for effect
▪ first-round effect
▪ fiscal effect
▪ foodstuff with a flavouring effect
▪ formally or in effect
▪ free-surface effect
▪ freezing effect
▪ fringe effect
▪ full effect
▪ functional effect
▪ fundamental effect
▪ gearing effect
▪ genotoxic effect
▪ Gerschenkron effect
▪ give full effect to [the contract]
▪ gyroscopic effect
▪ glossy effect
▪ glow effect
▪ greenhouse effect
▪ greenhouse-effect gas
▪ ground effect
▪ ground effect machine
▪ Hall effect
▪ Hall[-effect] sensor
▪ Hall effect sensor
▪ Hall[-effect] transducer
▪ hammer-blow effect
▪ harmful effect
▪ harmful physical or psychological effect
▪ harmful secondary effect
▪ have an effect on
▪ have an effect on...
▪ health effect
▪ heating effect
▪ hepatocellular effect
▪ high-dose hook effect
▪ high inhibitory effect
▪ hill effect
▪ horizontal direct effect
▪ hormonal disruption effect
▪ hothouse effect
▪ hovering out of ground effect
▪ immediate effect
▪ immediate effect|
▪ immunotoxic effect
▪ incentive effect
▪ indirect effect
▪ industrial leveraging effect
▪ infrasound effect
▪ in-ground effect
▪ in ground effect
▪ in ground effect hover
▪ inhibitory effect
▪ injurious effect
▪ ink effect
▪ installation effect
▪ interim effect of an order
▪ Josephson effect
▪ Joule effect
▪ Kaiser effect
▪ knock-on effect
▪ land effect
▪ latent image effect
▪ legal effect
▪ leverage effect
▪ leveraging effect
▪ light effect
▪ linear response, linear effect
▪ loading rate effect
▪ local effect
▪ location effect
▪ lock-in effect
▪ long-line effect
▪ long-term effect
▪ long wave length harmonic effect
▪ low-dose effect
▪ lowest observed adverse effect concentration
▪ lowest observed adverse effect level
▪ lowest observed effect concentration
▪ lowest observed effect level
▪ magnetocaloric effect
▪ magnetoelectric effect
▪ magnetostriction effect
▪ marginal effect
▪ material effect
▪ matrix effect
▪ mean photo effect
▪ Mean-Photo-Effect
▪ measure having equivalent effect
▪ measure having equivalent effect to quantitative restriction
▪ measures having an effect equivalent to quantitative restrictions
▪ measures having an effect on quality
▪ measures having equivalent effect
▪ measures having equivalent effect to quantitative restrictions
▪ medicinal effect
▪ medium-term effect
▪ meniscus effect
▪ mild effect detonating cord
▪ mild effect detonating fuse
▪ Moessbauer effect
▪ multi-effect shell
▪ multiple-effect evaporation
▪ multiple-effect evaporator
▪ multiplier effect
▪ narcotic effect
▪ net effect
▪ network effect
▪ neurobehavioural effect
▪ neurochemical effect
▪ neuropathological effect
▪ neurotoxic effect
▪ night effect
▪ nocebo effect
▪ "no effect" level
▪ non-CO2 aviation effect
▪ no observable adverse effect level
▪ no-observable-effect level
▪ no observed adverse effect concentration
▪ no-observed-adverse-effect level
▪ no observed adverse effect level
▪ no observed effect concentration
▪ no observed effect level
▪ normal impact effect
▪ noxious effect
▪ nutritional effect
▪ optical effect
▪ outline effect
▪ out-of-ground effect
▪ out of ground effect hover
▪ overall tax effect
▪ parasympathetic effect
▪ partition effect
▪ partyline effect
▪ p-channel metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor
▪ pencil effect
▪ perinatal effect
▪ pharmacodynamic effect
▪ pharmacological class effect
▪ pharmacological effect
▪ photoconductive effect
▪ photoelectric effect
▪ photoresistive effect
▪ photosensitising effect
▪ phototoxic effect
▪ photovoltaic effect
▪ piezoelectric effect
▪ pinch effect
▪ pyrotechnic effect
▪ placebo reversal effect
▪ pleiotropic effect
▪ position effect
▪ positive effect
▪ postnatal effect
▪ potentiating effect
▪ practical effect
▪ prebound effect
▪ precession effect
▪ preclusive effect
▪ predicted effect
▪ predicted no-effect concentration
▪ predicted no effect concentration
▪ price-depressing effect
▪ price depressive effect
▪ price effect
▪ principle of direct effect of the EU law
▪ probe effect
▪ procedures as to when the technical standards shall come into effect
▪ pro-cyclical effect
▪ pro-competitive effect
▪ Projectile with Enhanced Lateral Effect
▪ prospective effect
▪ protective effect
▪ protective effect against fire
▪ protective effect against fungi
▪ protective effect against insects
▪ proximity effect
▪ prozone effect
▪ pull effect
▪ put into effect
▪ quantitative dose (concentration) – response (effect) relationship
▪ quantum effect
▪ quenching effect
▪ quintuple field-effect transistor
▪ rebound effect
▪ remain in effect
▪ report effect
▪ request for unitary effect
▪ residual effect
▪ response effect
▪ restriction by effect
▪ restriction of competition by effect
▪ restrictive effect
▪ retroactive effect
▪ retrospective effect
▪ reversible effect
▪ scarring effect
▪ Schotky effect
▪ scientifically proven allergic or intolerance effect
▪ screening effect
▪ "sea of blue" effect
▪ secondary colouring effect
▪ secondary effect
▪ second-round effect
▪ serious undesirable effect
▪ severance effect
▪ shadowing effect
▪ shelter effect
▪ short-term effect
▪ side effect
▪ similar economic effect
▪ S-independent effect
▪ single-effect evaporator
▪ synergistic effect
▪ systematic sampling with equal probabilities with stratification effect
▪ systemic adverse effect
▪ systemic effect
▪ systemic toxic effect
▪ skin effect
▪ skin sensitising effect
▪ smile effect
▪ softening effect
▪ spaghetti bowl effect
▪ speed up effect
▪ spillover effect
▪ spill-over effect
▪ spring effect
▪ stabilizing effect
▪ static multipart effect
▪ steaming effect
▪ steam shock effect
▪ straight-jacket effect
▪ stroboscopic effect
▪ sublethal effect
▪ substances with androgenic effect
▪ substantial multiplier effect
▪ substitution effect
▪ Suess effect
▪ surface effect
▪ surface-effect vehicle
▪ suspensive effect
▪ suspensory effect
▪ take effect
▪ taking effect
▪ taking of effect
▪ tangible effect
▪ tanning effect
▪ tax effect accounting
▪ technology lock-in effect
▪ temperature effect
▪ temporal effect of the judgment
▪ teratogenic effect
▪ territorial effect
▪ text effect
▪ the law has no retrospective effect
▪ theme effect
▪ therapeutic effect
▪ thermal effect
▪ thermoelectric effect
▪ thixotropic effect
▪ threshold effect
▪ Tyndall effect
▪ to bring into effect
▪ to come into effect
▪ to come into legal effect
▪ to effect payment
▪ to put into effect
▪ to take effect
▪ total dominant lethal effect
▪ to this effect
▪ toxic effect
▪ toxicological effect
▪ transition effect
▪ transitory electronic effect
▪ triboelectric effect
▪ tunnel effect
▪ turnpike effect
▪ undesirable effect
▪ unexpected effect
▪ Union-wide effect of driving disqualifications
▪ unrestricted retroactive effect
▪ urban heat island effect
▪ wake effect
▪ wall effect
▪ waterbed effect
▪ Weissenberg effect
▪ wind chill effect
▪ windfall effect
▪ with retroactive effect
▪ "wrap-around" effect
EN take effect; come into effect
LV stāties spēkā; iegūt spēku
RU вступить в силу
DE wirksam werden
FR prendre effet; produire ses effets

  1. EN take effect
    LV stāties spēkā
    RU вступить в силу
    DE wirksam werden
    FR prendre effet
    Definīcija: To become binding and enforceable.
    Microsoft Terminology 2023. Entry from the Microsoft Language Portal.
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  2. EN take effect
    LV stāties spēkā
    Eiropas Savienības terminu vārdnīca. — R., UNDP, 2004
  3. EN come into effect; take effect
    LV iegūt spēku; stāties spēkā (IETEICAMS)
    DE wirksam werden
    FR produire ses effets; prendre effet
    Sk. IATE šķirkli.
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  4. EN take effect
    LV stāties spēkā
    VVC izstrādātie politikas, tiesību un valsts pārvaldes termini
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