Sentence examples for an appropriate application of from inspiring English sources
With an appropriate application of solid lubricant additives in the sliding interface, the friction reduction and wear resistance properties of the lubricant have been successfully improved.
Since the assault and misconduct are based on a detention and arrest that this Court has already determined was effected by Miller acting alone and on the information provided over KGA, and especially where there is no conspiracy charged, this Court does not find that accomplice liability on the charge of assault and misconduct is an appropriate application of the law.
As an appropriate application of granular matter, debris flow can be studied with granular matter mechanics; meanwhile, debris flow brings more challenges which certainly motivate future studies on granular matter.
The former is the source of the local ductility supply needed to achieve a global dissipative behavior of structures under seismic actions, whereas the latter governs the flexural overstrength whose knowledge is needed for an appropriate application of hierarchy criteria in seismic design of structures.
Our fixed point results do not guarantee the uniqueness of fixed points, however, an appropriate application of condition (6) of Theorem 1 yields the uniqueness of fixed points.
The Alabama Supreme Court will soon decide whether those prosecutions are an appropriate application of the law, based on whether a fetus can legally be considered a child.
In a brief statement, the F.D.A. said that it would not appeal Judge Korman's order and that it had sent a letter to the drug's manufacturer saying that the company "may, upon submission and approval of an appropriate application, market Plan B without a prescription to women 17 years of age and older".
The method has also been employed to monitor CP availability for cells over the incubation period and assisted in the selection of an appropriate application solvent.
These data also suggest that training and information programs for both citizens and health personnel should be implemented to facilitate a more appropriate application of the whole process of informed consent.
A contextually appropriate application of this is the co-operative inquiry group method, which was adapted by Mash and Meulenberg-Buskens to develop medical education materials, and has been the overarching action research methodology utilised in this project [ 17].
To inform a more appropriate application of the different measures currently used in quantifying health inequities, this article explicates common theories underlying the definition of health inequities and uses this understanding to show the utility and limitations of these different measures.
