Sentence examples for application drew from inspiring English sources
His patent application drew the attention of the Navy's surgeon general, who suggested that the Defense Advance Research Projects Agency develop a hand-held version.
The application drew together health, social and probabtion services and police in the city, as well as schemes such as Sure Start, he said.
An article in HARPS describing this application drew on interviews that demonstrated how projects on respiratory diseases funded by the Agency for Health Quality and Assessment of Catalonia between 1996 and 2004, ' indicated changes in health services or clinical practice had resulted from research.' [ 37].
The software apparently both understands the context and fetches related content — a picture of an apple, according to the patent application drawing.
In your application, draw analogies with productions you've undertaken as part of theatre casts, challenges you've faced in sports teams and events you've organised as a part of society.
In the legal application drawn up by his lawyers Sheppard said he had returned to animal rights campaigning "but did so initially on the basis of entirely lawful protest including leafleting and demonstrating at stores that were connected with animal experimentation".
For the application, drawing processes of Categories (A) and (D) are of main interest.
This specific application draws on the high-current capability of the TandetronTM.
As with most search engines, Circos' real test will be whether its application draws users away from other hotel and restaurant sites with less sophisticated search engines.
The interest of this research strategy is illustrated by an application drawn from an evaluation study of music therapeutic sessions proposed to highly gifted underachievers (N = 20).
Specifically, Facebook has evolved itself brilliantly into not only an end user application drawing near to 1 billion accounts but also a robust, powerful platform other apps can leverage in order to drive more users to their services.
