Sentence examples for application of history from inspiring English sources

Through it all, the government has increasingly engaged in the creative application of history, analysts say.

The revelation started him thinking about the application of history to the role of the police in society and how that role has often become twisted in the eyes of both the public and police officers.

The closed-loop entails the application of history matching and production optimization in a near-continuous feedback process.

The application of life history analyses (e.g. Gross, 2005) to pioneer species is shown here to be a powerful tool for evaluating population persistence, especially when there is temporal and spatial replication of population extinctions across the landscape.

Third, it is computationally expensive as it requires solving the Adjoint system of equations backward in time per each forward time step which is usually of high magnitude in case of field scale applications of long history.

Hence the risks of this recent application of CRISPR: envisaging history as a biological resource rather than a space of social memory is a dramatic shift that leaves history open to radical new forms of exclusion and control.

All subjects had normal pain thresholds at the site of stimulus application, no history of pain and were not depressed (Beck's Depression Inventory, test scores were 9 or below, mean  = 2.1, standard deviation  = 2.6).

We define a function {HS}=g(sH) which allows, starting from a spin configuration sH produced by the application of a field history from saturation state, to obtain the set of reversal fields {HS} which are actually stored in the state and that if applied as a field history will reproduce the original state.

There is growing interest in the broader application of the family history of common disease in preventive health (Yoon et al, 2003).

"There aren't too many places where the professors are as interested in the background, application and history of a procedure as they are in its technical aspects," he said.

In 1988, "Mississippi Burning" billed itself as the first Hollywood feature about the American civil rights movement, one of the most successful applications in history of Gandhian principles of nonviolent resistance.