The phrase "application for this paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal request or submission related to a specific document or academic paper.
Example: "I have submitted my application for this paper to the committee for review."
Alternatives: "request for this document" or "submission for this paper".
The sigmoid function f is selected for application within this paper as it is more suitable for diagnosis and planning: (3) f (x ) = 1 / (1 + e − λx ) where λ > 0 is a parameter that determines its gradient in the area around zero.
SNOMED CT is the terminology system used for application in this paper.
Finally, as proof of concept, a set of Lift-based Web applications were developed for this paper by applying best practices such as actors, lazy loading, Comet support, SiteMap, Wiring, HyperText Markup Language, version 5 (HTML5) support, and parallel rendering.
For providing an application perspective, this paper also reviews several real-world processor chips that employ cache energy saving techniques.
To further facilitate the development and adaptation of the system for bridge application, this paper presents a systematic performance evaluation of the folded plate girder system through experimental and numerical programs.
Since SLM process is a key technology for aeronautical application, this paper focusses on the qualification of a high performance titanium alloy as well as on the investigation of optimized process parameters and positioning strategies of the structures produced in the SLM machine.
A novel directional antenna system with different polarizations is proposed for wireless communication system application in this paper.
A compact polygonal region has the advantages of being homogeneous and maximizing the accessibility of all points within that region, therefore it is useful in a large number of real-world applications, such as in conservation planning, political district partitioning, and the proposed application in this paper concerning regionalization for urban economic modeling.
Although a large number of mathematical approaches is now available to evaluate, select and rank the alternative materials for a given engineering application, this paper explores the applicability and capability of two almost new MCDM methods, i.e. complex proportional assessment (COPRAS) and evaluation of mixed data (EVAMIX) methods for materials selection.
Flexible pedagogical software, such as the application considered in this paper for statistics education, is a paradigmatic example of such domains, but many other settings exhibit similar characteristics.
