Sentence examples for a relevant application from inspiring English sources
Device Profile: AppaaS exploits the device profile in order to identify the appropriate version of a relevant application that fits the device platform.
A relevant application is made for the long-term behavior of concrete, for which the creep function is evaluated with the aid of Model B3.
Finally, a relevant application of the algorithms is presented in modeling a crystallization phenomenon by solving a Stefan problem, illustrating a level of detail that would be impossible to achieve without a parallel adaptive strategy.
This peptide may have a relevant application in aquaculture by controlling Saprolegna sp., a parasitic pathogen fungus that attacks the culture of fish in different stages of their growth, from egg to adult.
Ontology reasoning finds a relevant application in the so-called ontology-based data access, where a classical extensional database (EDB) is enhanced by an ontology, in the form of logical assertions, that generates new intensional knowledge which contributes to answering queries.
Having done this, we evaluated our fluorescent viruses in a relevant application, namely the screening of antiviral compounds in intact cells.
This approach is applied and tested to an industrially relevant application: a by-pass pig (Pipeline Inspection Gauge).
A particularly relevant application where the emergence of Gibbs phenomenon is a well-recognized weakness is in the context of simulations using the immersed boundary method.
A particularly relevant application concerns inspection and maintenance of subsea oil and gas installations, where the ability to reach tight locations in between pipe structures is important.
As is the case at most well-organized hackathons, within the travel track alone, developers had quick access to roughly a dozen relevant application protocol interfaces (APIs), which were aggregated on the track webpage and accompanied by Helsinki-specific, travel-related data.
A clinically relevant application of this methodology is comparative profiling, wherein disease-associated changes in PTM activity are compared to the normal state.
