Sentence examples for applicable to this case from inspiring English sources
In her decision, Judge Cedarbaum wrote that "the sentencing guidelines applicable to this case do not require any enhancement by the judge".
The lessons learnt in the midlands controversy are equally applicable to this case.
A rate law applicable to this case, and useable for geometries of arbitrary shape, is derived.
Since the model fit is based on the decomposition, it is difficult to obtain the stable fitting results with such unequally spaced data, and hence, the conventional cross-validation method may not be directly applicable to this case.
Although the definition of AP and P configurations is not applicable to this case due to the periodic change of the local magnetization, one can clearly distinguish two distinct magnetic states, as sketched in Fig. 11e.
As a main feature, it is observed that the steady state control command is completely dependent on the setpoint, so error-based controller design is not applicable to this case.
Data (reaction rate and pre-exponential factor) applicable to this latter case were experimentally determined from isothermal thermogravimetric analyses of the depolymerisation reaction of PTFE.
While this approach is applicable to the case with the target detection, data association and multitarget issues, this paper concentrates on the target trajectory estimation using associated measurements.
On the one hand, this method is applicable to the case where a single scatterer vibrating in multiple frequencies and several scatterers distributed in different range cells are placed within a SAR scene.
Here, we point out that this approach is applicable to the case of unidirectional CI (see supplementary material (Text S3) for details).
Although this is potentially applicable to the case of endocardial stimulation (which approximately represents Purkinje activation), it should be noted that the stimulation electrodes used in this study to represent epicardial and apical stimulation do not represent physiologically realistic activation sites or sequences.
