Sentence examples for To applied from inspiring English sources
verb
To lay or place; to put or adjust (one thing to another);—with to; as, to apply the hand to the breast; to apply medicaments to a diseased part of the body.
Pure mathematics, as opposed to applied mathematics, is done with no practical purposes in mind.
The principle of accountability has to be seen to applied even-handedly and competently.
She describes the work by phone as a different, other-end-of-the-telescope kind of approach to applied biology.
The exercise could reward public engagement and commercial value and greater weight could be given to applied research.
Accordingly, those authors view casuistry as an alternative to applied ethics.
From basic to applied research all possible dichotomies".
RR was inversely related to applied PEEP.
Much of the new money will go to applied research.
Nursing is related to applied science, but accountancy is not.
The first one is linearly related to applied force, but the second one is nonlinearly related to applied force.
So MedImmune turned to Applied Molecular Evolution, which evolved several improved versions, the best of which is 30 times stronger than Synagis.
