Sentence examples for applications as it does from inspiring English sources

It applies to interim injunction applications as it does to trials.

This makes the proposed algorithm suitable for real time applications as it does not require a large buffer or long processing time.

Another outstanding issue, highlighted previously by Wang et al. [18] that future studies must address is whether neurogenesis plays a similar role in the treatment of preexisting depressive symptoms (similar to its clinical application), as it does in the prevention of depression during chronic stress.

Mr. Kovacevich said that about two years ago, the company decided to make an improved version of YouTube available for all mobile devices instead of tailoring it to each company on smartphone applications, as it did earlier with Apple.

The application's storage implements a SQLite database to leverage its portability and is an integral part of the application as it does not require additional processes to be running.

Hardware Club screens every application as it doesn't want to accept very early stage hardware startups.

A provisional application is faster and cheaper than a full application, as it doesn't typically include a full set of claims.

With the availability of NGS data (exome, whole genome, transcriptome) the typing of an individual's HLA alleles from these data has become an interesting application as it does not require additional data or experimentation.

It does not require any separate interface or component for off-loading code and it is a less obtrusive approach for application developers, as it does not need strict separation for off-loadable code parts.

"In view of this, the [election] committee decided not to consider Mr Nakhid's application as it did not fulfil the required five declarations of support," Fifa said in a statement.

And while the Federal Communications Commission, under pressure from Google and others, had stipulated that the spectrum be made "open" to any device running any application (so long as it doesn't screw up the network), critics including Sarva doubt Verizon will move aggressively to open up the spectrum it just paid more than $9 billion to acquire.