Sentence examples for application of a common from inspiring English sources

GM's new subcompact car, the Cruze, is the first real application of a common global architecture and platform.

7 All four countries have undergone significant privatization since the late 1980s, and they have similar data sources that permit the application of a common methodology.

The application of a common multiple of ULN in this respect has been criticized elsewhere calling into question the universal use of this approach [40].

A new application of a common clinical test, the positron emission tomography (PET) scan, seems to be able to differentiate between minimally conscious brains and those in a vegetative state.

Furthermore, the existence and uniqueness of common solution for system of functional equations arising in dynamic programming are discussed as an application of a common fixed point theorem presented in this paper.

As is obvious from Figure 8, this approach (LBPVC) is superior to application of a common background value (GBPVC) especially for smaller objects with volumes below about 20 mL, even if the common background is determined in a matched background shell around respective ROI (as has be done here).

Application to a common element of the set of fixed points of a Lipschitzian pseudocontractive and solutions of variational inequality for α-inverse strongly monotone mappings is included.

But thanks to a furtive application of a feature common to the latest e-mail programs, Mr. Bell was able to learn, undetected, that the intended recipients were indeed opening his messages.

As an application, the calibration of a common broadband biconical antenna in the 200 1000 MHz frequency range is here considered and analysed.

This contribution aims to fill this need by proposing the application of an analytical technique common to engineering circles (but new to seating comfort development), namely Design Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (DFMEA).

All they got, really, was a swift application of common sense to a formerly chaotic selection policy and a discovery that Eriksson's notion of an acceptable standard of living matched their own five-star expectations.