Sentence examples for application and release from inspiring English sources

The solid-state crystal transition between α and β forms was reversible with respect to the successive application and release of strain.

There are still major knowledge gaps (e.g. on ENM production, application and release) that affect the modeled values, but over all an agreement on the order of magnitude of the environmental concentrations can be reached.

Therefore, the continuous application and release of the strain will result in an alternating voltage and current[23].

Therefore, in this case, we were anxious about the hemodynamics at the time of ACC application and release.

Today, application and release of genetic engineered bacteria directly in the environment is not accepted by the public, and governmental regulations are contradictory for use of such microorganisms in enhancing crop yield.

During compression, these measurements showed a well-behaved, periodic alternation of negative and positive peaks of the open-circuit voltage outputs, corresponding to the application and release of the stress, respectively.

Because of these negative impacts, invasive forbs are often listed as noxious weeds and routinely controlled through integrated management methods like herbicide applications and release of biological control agents.

In May, RIM told developers that they could use push technology in future BlackBerry applications and released a software tool that would let them do so.

Socialwok, which employs a freemium model, has steadily been adding features and improvements to its application, including adding support for Facebook, Twitter and Buzz within its applications and releasing a new version of its HTML 5 mobile version for Android and iPhone browsers.

For a list of this year's application and decision release dates, please visit the Admissions page.

Which is strange, as almost every architectural statement, planning application, and press release, in the protracted redevelopment of Paternoster Square, described this "private land" as "public space".