Sentence examples for application a successful from inspiring English sources

In his 1985 application -- a successful appeal for promotion from assistant to the solicitor general to deputy assistant to Attorney General Edwin Meese III in the Office of Legal Counsel in the Justice Department Judge Alito described a commitment to conservative legal views that he said he arrived at in college a dozen years before.

Depending on the application, a successful vectorization of an image's depictions can be utilized to solve matching or correspondence problems.

In our network inference application, a successful run means that the solution obtained from the run has a fitness value that is lower than a threshold (measured by the evaluation function).

Outstanding customer service, cutting-edge software applications, a successful telecommuting program, or some other asset?

The most obvious application of a successful Leonardo automaton is a new generation of animatronic puppets, produced exclusively by Winston's studio.

These applications suggest a successful role for GIS/RS applications in investigating the spatial epidemiology of the major human helminths.

"There are many important applications awaiting a successful sub-wavelength acoustical focusing device," says Pendry.

Lucic, RA; Rohrer, RA, Undergraduate Field Applications Engineers: A Successful Experiment in Electronic Design Automation Technology Transfer, Ieee Transactions on Education, vol. 38 no. 3 (January , 1995, pp. 261-265, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) [doi] [abs].

Lucic RA, Rohrer RA., Undergraduate field applications engineers: a successful experiment in electronic design automation technology transfer, IEEE Spectrum, vol. 30 no. 2 (1993), pp. 50-52.

If such an application were successful, a pet would not have to go into quarantine travelling to and from another EU country, even if Britain was no longer a member of the EU.

"Biotechnology" considers both basic concepts and widely-differing industrial applications: it is a successful synthesis of theory and practice.