Sentence examples for application the proposal from inspiring English sources

Due to the large number of parameters involved in the design and calculations of a solar photovoltaic application the proposal of a software solution design that allows an easy tracking of these parameters and produces a series of iterative calculations leading to the optimal solution is welcomed.

That program will keep an "exclusive focus on civil applications," the proposal says.

"As with all other applications the proposal will be considered on its own individual merits," he said.

The Main profile was selected because is intended for broadcasting applications which is a potential application of the proposal presented in this article, and the Stereo High profile was selected because is the one which provides support for stereoscopic videos.

The application of the proposal presented herein is illustrated by means of a real system related to the management of medical images.

More comprehensive study on developing efficient feature extraction and classification will be done for real world application of the proposal system.

The application of the proposals for hybrid structures to vehicle bridges was also examined.

Highland Council's south planning applications committee considered the proposal on Tuesday after a site visit the previous day.

But subsequent to the filing of the application, New York Tech rejected the proposal to sell some of its land to the proposed charter school, which was sponsored by the Urban League of Long Island.

She said the group in favor of landmark status had hired a historian to prepare a new application and would reintroduce the proposal after trying to "educate" the opposing faction about preservation.

The possible preparation of diamond films is one such application; another example is the proposal to make so-called superatoms that consist of an electron donor atom in the centre of a cluster of electron acceptors; the fullerene clusters containing a metal ion inside the cage seem to be just such a species but with much more open structures than had been previously envisioned.