Sentence examples for application racing from inspiring English sources

This work is based on the computer application RACING (RAil Corrugation INitiation and Growth) which has been developed by the authors to predict rail corrugation features.

Solar energy due to its accessibility and affordability leads the renewable energy application race.

This paper addresses the servo-controller design of an electronic throttle body (ETB) designed for ride-by-wire applications in racing motorcycles.

What is most troubling to those trying to curtail academic tutoring is that instead of remedial help for struggling students, more and more of it seems to be for those trying to get ahead in the intensely competitive college-application race.

Add in the challenge of tracking down landlords by phone, enduring the often-opaque application process and racing fellow renters to be first in line, and finding an apartment can become a disappointing time suck.

Deep designs provide gripping action in loose soil and snow, while smooth surfaces provide maximum contact area for applications such as racing.

Many computer applications such as racing games and driving simulations demand high-fidelity 3D road network models.

High Performance (HP) battery electric vehicle (BEV) and racing applications represent significantly different use cases than those associated with conventional consumer vehicles and road driving.

Anyone who imagined there might be a place for sentiment in the application of racing's rules would have been thoroughly disabused by the stewards here today when Special Duty was awarded the 1,000 Guineas at the expense of Jacqueline Quest, who had been first past the post by a nose.

Though other colleges affix color-coded stickers to the folders of minority applicants, Rice blots out students' answers to questions on their application about race or ethnicity.

"I.B.M. and Toshiba and other companies are racing to develop applications for the Cell chip; Intel and Microsoft and others are working on a similar chip to try to catch up with it," Stringer said.