Sentence examples for application for common from inspiring English sources

Such benchmarks are built "ad-hoc" for each different application, even if a set of stable application for common resources and application are available and can be used as kernel benchmark to compare different providers [92].

In all experimental sites, 100 kg N ha−1 gave significantly higher TBY, compared to the control treatments regardless of inoculation treatments, indicating the need of N application for common bean production.

It is necessary to extend this work including other different kinds of feedback (e.g. mobile vibration, different sounds, etc).. Another future project could be to implement this work in a real application for common mobile devices including both feedback modes.

Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) has been reported to be an easy and rapid identification method for many human pathogens, but applications for common veterinary pathogens are lacking.

Behind that program there was a hint of subversion: the suggestion that camera-shy Pragmatism, glamorized, might be an acceptably cool intellectual cover for the application of common sense.

As a result, the book was mocked by critics including Theodore Roosevelt as having "pushed [the "doctrine" of concealing coloration] to such a fantastic extreme and to include such wild absurdities as to call for the application of common sense thereto".

Roosevelt begins by writing that the Thayers expounded the "doctrine" of concealing coloration "in its extreme form", which he thought had been "pushed to such a fantastic extreme and to include such wild absurdities as to call for the application of common sense thereto".

Icosahedral viruses provide the most favorable case, and Crowther(145) developed the application of common lines for determining the relative orientations of virus particles in Fourier space.

Moreover, authors of both proposals admit that their algorithms are unable to map the input space density onto the SOM, which has a severe impact on the application of common visualization techniques for exploratory analysis.

A further safeguard is provided by the National Information Governance Board for Health and Social Care NIGBB) [ 10] which oversees applications for the common law duty of confidentiality to be set aside in specific circumstances, in accordance with Section 251 of the NHS Act 2006 [ 11].

This problem has interesting application for finding a common sequence from two mutated sequences.