Sentence examples for applications means from inspiring English sources

The glut of applications means admissions offices must deny an increasing proportion of students.

On the one hand, you might think that slowing mortgage applications means that banks are being more careful, or choosing only the strongest borrowers.

Unpredictable yield, partially due to the inflated number of applications, means enrollment managers and admissions offices are struggling to forecast how to fill their classes.

A backlog of more than 700,000 unexamined applications means that it takes two years for an inventor to get an initial ruling on one, and a final patent usually takes another year.

And colleges have encouraged the increase, barraging promising students with appeals, knowing that more applications means a lower percentage of students accepted, which moves a college up in the popular ranking systems.

"Our 10 years of experience developing driverless car solutions with successful applications in defence and security as well as cooperative systems in road transport applications means we are already working on a number of projects that explore the potential of connected and cooperative driverless cars," Davis said.

However, reports suggest custom-built applications mean the phone can be used as a tracking device, to tell if a student is on campus.

These multiple applications mean that environmental distribution is inevitable.

As IVC applications mean very large self organizing ad hoc networks, even a simple application requires hundreds of vehicles equipped with OBUs along with wireless infrastructure.

We further tested the performance of our adders with and without the sign error correction module in three real applications, mean filter, edge detection, and k-means clustering.

The commercial applications mean that efficient biotechnological production of L-ornithine has become increasingly necessary.