Sentence examples for actions applied to from inspiring English sources

Now imagine those types of lightning-quick actions applied to a game of Halo or Gears.

Table 1 ECHA recommended actions for RC and simplified comparison with current status in the EU and in SA ECHA recommended actions ECHA recommended actions applied to PCPs Current status in the EU Current status in SA Step 1: Understand the issue Detailed knowledge about ingredients obtained by standard laboratory tests or computational models is needed for sound hazard and risk assessments.

Such actions apply to what are called natural or organic search engine results, versus a paid sponsorship, in which a company buys a listing in prominent sections of the search results page, identified by terms like Sponsored Sites or Sponsored Links.

The action applied to all Yukos accounts in Russia, according to a Yukos spokesman quoted by the Interfax news agency.

Information of type A means that the effect of any potential control action applied to the system is precisely known under all possible environmental circumstances.

The real test for whether Heidegger's sentences are meaningless is to see what can be made of them in action, applied to the questions they were designed to answer.

Although the prohibition against affirmative action applied to all public universities in California, in practice it only affected UC schools because at the time most Cal State schools were not very selective, admitting the vast majority of applicants, regardless of race.

The equivalency of reward maximization and physiological stability objectives in our model (Equation 5) shows that optimizing either homeostasis or sum of discounted rewards corresponds to prescribing a principle of least action applied to the surprise function.

For example we added the below text after equation 14: The equivalency of reward maximization and physiological stability objectives in our model (equation 5) shows that optimizing either homeostasis or sum of discounted rewards corresponds to prescribing a principle of least action applied to the surprise function.

The action applies to new foreclosures, as well as those already in progress.

But this charge to move past reflection and into action applies to me as much as it does to the billionaires.