The phrase "applications a small" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "In the field of technology, applications a small number of users can benefit from innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "applications with limited" or "applications for a few".
For start-up, gas turbines require an external motor which may be either electric or, for stationary applications, a small diesel engine.
Now, as colleges are increasingly swamped with applications, a small but growing number are offering a third option: guaranteed admission if the student attends another institution for a year or two and earns a prescribed grade-point average.
We consider that in many applications, a small amount of crosstalk is more acceptable than a considerable degradation in quality.
Mr Knowling said if they were inundated with applications, a small panel from the zoo and Creative Torbay would select the artists.
In order to make it suitable for EMI shielding applications, a small amount of (1 wt.%) f-MWCNTs have been incorporated in MNT/PVDF matrix.
For general model applications, a small number of major calculation parts occupy most of the floating-point operation and elapsed time.
Since the size of the single memory is determined by the largest application, the power consumption for applications with a small memory footprint increases.
In addition, applications on a small scale should be feasible for medical purposes for instance, the strength of individual nanotubes may prove useful in microsurgery or nanosurgery.
Until now, radio tagging systems have generally been based on technology owned by individual companies and restricted to niche applications where a small group of users agrees on identifying codes and other crucial standards.
In most countries the number of applications represents a small increase, compared to 1999.
These applications require a small set of basic information about you in order to provide a relevant experience.
