The phrase "application manner" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the way an application is utilized or approached, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The software was designed to be used in an application manner that enhances user experience."
Alternatives: "application style" or "method of application".
In the arcane world of college application, all manner of restricted, single-choice and rolling admissions complement the early-decision and early-action options to help pupils game the system still further.
Live migration makes it possible to optimize resource usage by moving virtual machines (VMs) between physical servers in an application transparent manner.
This is the first industrial process-controller to use the so-called flatness property of the system, which is presented here in a concise and application oriented manner.
While such measurements have a number of useful applications the manner with which the satellites sense the waves limits their applications to nearshore locations.
Finally, although this paper mainly discusses the above in a generic fashion, and although the generic statements hold in an application-independent manner, it is important to appreciate that the applicability of the above insights and principles has significant limitations, which are discussed in the paper.
Most of the time, both parts are designed separately using specific techniques of each domain, and integrated a posteriori in an application-specific manner.
Our goal with this architecture is to support developers in writing and deploying safe IoT applications, in a manner similar to smartphones with application stores.
"The application in this manner of broad secrecy prohibitions to outsiders is not satisfactorily justified, including by precedents in Australia or elsewhere".
These materials have enabled latex coatings for the retail market to provide flow and leveling during application in a manner heretofore available only in solvent-based coatings.
This fallacy is committed when a general proposition is used as the premise for an argument without attention to the (tacit) restrictions and qualifications that govern it and invalidate its application in the manner at issue.
