Sentence examples for an ordinary application from inspiring English sources
In other words, it is trying to trick an ordinary application — Facebook or Words With Friends — into thinking that it is running in the phone's operating system, when it is actually sequestered in a separate virtual environment.
She said agents monitored her conversations under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which permits the government to obtain a warrant, with fewer safeguards than an ordinary warrant application.
How does this process compare with good analytics process in an ordinary business application?
The Swift parallel scripting language reduces these complexities by making file system structures accessible via language constructs and by allowing ordinary application programs to be composed into powerful parallel scripts that can efficiently utilize parallel and distributed resources.
This number is sufficient for one ordinary application.
In its ordinary application, neither the US Congress nor local authorities may pass laws that effectively "silence" one side in a political or social dispute [ 5].
But fixating on the letter of the rules without regard for their purposes or ordinary applications is not an approach designed to respect the law.
Instead, they're most often straight economic analysis, based in many cases on perfectly ordinary applications of IS-LM type reasoning.
Although GaAs chips have been used in supercomputers for their speed, the brittleness of GaAs has made it too costly for most ordinary applications.
(GaAs chips are also more resistant to radiation, a factor in military and space applications). Although GaAs chips have been used in supercomputers for their speed, the brittleness of GaAs has made it too costly for most ordinary applications.
"Some companies operating in the area of the Internet may have a misconception that because their technology is somewhat novel, they are somehow immune from the ordinary applications of laws of the United States, including copyright law," Judge Rakoff said.
