Sentence examples for application to make a from inspiring English sources
He said police commissioner Ian Stewart would likely today consider an application to make "a sectioned area" of UQ a "declared area" along with most of inner Brisbane.
Twenty mg of 5-ALA-hydrochloride (A3785, Sigma) was dissolved in 80 mg of moisturizing cream (Moistrel) immediately before application to make a 20% ALA solution.
This novel technique may have good application to make an advanced coating on the surface of the Cu alloy crystallizer in a continuous casting process.
This strategy allows applications to make a free choice of relationship between Higher Priority (HP) and Lower Priority (LP) stream delivery.
This review first introduces the fundamental steps for selecting feature wavelengths from hyperspectral data and then describes the feature wavelengths derived from hyperspectral imaging applications to make a more effective and efficient multispectral real-time imaging system.
Results are discussed in the context of verbal behavior altering the function of present conditions in subjects with limited verbal repertory, as well as in the context of new applications to make a difference in chronic behaviors.
Those companies have also filed applications to make an over-the-counter version of loratadine, the generic form of Claritin, after its patent expires in December.
The deal called for Exchange Applications to make an initial payment of $30 million to MicroStrategy ($10 million cash and $20 million stock) and up to $35 million more over two to three years.
Private file-sharing service drop.io is jumping on the "real-time" bandwagon, speeding up its application to make it a near-instantaneous experience and adding chat.
The officers' lawyers last week made an application to make the anonymity order permanent so they would not be identified at the forthcoming inquest into Begley's death.
Two years ago, the F.D.A. rejected an application to make Plan B (a.k.a. the morning-after pill) available over the counter, after the members of its own scientific advisory committee voted, 23-4, in favor of permitting it.
