Sentence examples for application specifically to from inspiring English sources

The present work derives from a displacement-based method a cavity-volume-based path-following method and considers its application specifically to cardiac mechanics problems.

When applied to paper, the use of a cationic additive application specifically to the coating layer surface slowed down the ink penetration into the paper structure, by reducing coating permeability, and bound the anionic colorant at the top layer by charge interaction, so that reduced bleeding and improved water fastness could be achieved.

However, the combined 5-crop dataset does not resolve how the shift to GM crops has affected OP insecticide application specifically to wheat over the 1970 2005 time frame.

In 2003, our laboratory, in collaboration with several universities, applied this technology to space applications, specifically to remove dust from solar panels on Mars.

I don't need to do complicated programming to get an iPad to work; I just click on an application specifically designed to the task I want it to perform.

We just received a letter from a (very) trusted source, in which Apple invited them to download a pre-release version of the Associated Press iPhone application, specifically tuned to make a high number of background push requests.

LandSFACTS (Landscape Scale Functional Allocation of Crops Temporally and Spatially) is a software application specifically designed to simulate such crop arrangement scenarios, whilst ensuring both spatial and temporal coherence with regard to the initial constraints.

This paper reports on a study of how a group of online students used a software application specifically designed to mediate a threaded discussion.

With a bit of elbow grease and a downright impressive amount of haste, the folks over at Mediafly have thrown together an application specifically built to let people tune into tonight's Hope For Haiti Now telethon.

Aspects of developmental and cognitive psychological theories are also reviewed and it is suggested that combining games-based learning approaches with location-based services is an appropriate combination of technologies for an application specifically designed to scaffold route learning for this target audience.

This paper reports the qualitative effects from the patient users' perspective of a dialogue-based application specifically designed to accommodate their information and communication needs.