Sentence examples for application essentially from inspiring English sources
The government cleared his application, essentially ruling that his skills were needed.
Mr. DuBois used his application, essentially time-lapse photography for sound, to create a new piece of music out of the 857 songs that have appeared at the top of the Billboard charts since 1958.
Go application essentially makes the phone into a Yahoo! phone.
The application essentially lets you text Penn & Teller after which they'll perform some magic over the air.
The results of a previous study based on visual inspection and traditional gravimetric techniques are complemented by the application, essentially, of electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS).
The application essentially allow SMBs to manage orders and inventory regardless of where it is sold or where it is stored.
He also notes that Nokia is counting downloads of several types of digital content, not just applications, essentially inflating its numbers.
By allowing direct downloading of advertising-supported applications, essentially doorways to cloud services, Apple is building a next generation market for audio and video product that can stay out of the hands of the entertainment cartels that have proven so difficult to dislodge.
By applying the GCI scoring system on a genome scale, we identified a large portion of the human genome, likely including groups of genes with potentially interesting applications, essentially neglected by the scientific community.
Especially, the unique properties of the non-lamellar phases (the H2 and V2 phases) have attracted much interest as soft nanoobjects-of-choice in food and pharmaceutical applications, essentially because of the increasing evidences for their biological importance inside living cells [16] [19].
In the field of HNSCC, numerous studies have been performed but all have failed to find clinical applications, essentially because of the great diversity in their designs and the lack of a confirmatory step in an independent cohort of patients [ 2- 27].
