Sentence examples for a rough application from inspiring English sources

This paper also proposes a rough application to the French ASE (Contrôle Automatisé) and the Speed Camera Programme implemented in Great-Britain to illustrate the potentialities of such an approach (Section 4).

The radical Islamists who controlled the north for 10 months have been accused of similar abuses, including murder and the rough application of Shariah law — the stoning of adulterous women and the cutting off of the hands of thieves.

The mechanism of widely applied magnetizing-based eddy current testing (MB-ECT) sensor for ferromagnetic materials is simply emphasized by "the magnetization eliminates the non-uniformity of the permeability and increases the penetration depth", resulting in rough application for non-destructive testing (NDT).

Addressing the issues of proper definition (list of exclusion criteria), risk adjustment, and the data collection burden would improve the usefulness of potentially avoidable hospitalization rates for extended application beyond a rough area level indicator of the whole ambulatory care system.

This gives us the confidence to offer our findings for engineering applications where a rough and ready programmable estimate is sought.

The application doesn't show an exact location, just a rough estimate of how far away a user is -- such as 25 or 300 feet.

Previous studies on sputtered Mg films, which were conducted mainly for hydrogen storage applications, have shown that thin nanocrystalline Mg films were formed exhibiting a rough morphology [ 22].

In this article flow past an irregular rough surface is investigated, based on a scan of a rough graphite surface that serves as a typical example for an irregular rough surface found in engineering applications.

Application of the Chikungunya prevalence obtained from the pregnant women group to the community resulted in a rough estimate of 143,386 (787,836 × 0.182) infected cases in La Réunion Island by February 15th 2006.

It was a rough, rough thing.

A rough, glittering diamond.