Sentence examples for applied for the rate from inspiring English sources
Vito Bochicchio Jr., the owner of Eveready Transportation, which operates cabs in Darien, Greenwich, New Canaan and Stamford, said he applied for the rate increase in each of those towns.
Mr. Kleuwer said the village was expected to apply for the rate increase in the fall and that the state's review process normally took 11 months.
Secondly, borrowers must be in relatively good standing on their existing loan, having never missed any payments, been late by more than 60 days during the life of the loan, or been more than 30 days overdue at the time they apply for the "rate freeze".
The rate of extrinsic skin aging varies strikingly among individuals and among ethnic populations, which does not apply for the rate of intrinsic skin aging.
The model is reduced to a one-dimensional form with the flame-sheet approximation applied for the reaction rate.
Chemical Engineering Science 56, 2205 2213] the Darcy flow of liquid through a pore system of primary particles to the surface of a slurry droplet was applied for the constant rate period.
The same explanation can be applied for the mutation rate dependency of the U-parasite evolution (however, the bistability was not observed).
Note that while second order information criterion (AICc) values are usually preferred over AIC values for model selection (because under AICc, the relative penalty for model complexity increases for small datasets; [ 78]), AICc cannot be applied for the free rates tempo-of-change models, given the number of parameters estimated in these models (see Additional file 1 for details).
The theoretical formulations have been applied for determining the rate constants for each of the two steps ie Cd2+ +e Cd+ and Cd+ +e Cd in the Cd2+/Cd(s) reaction.
Landau Zener and Rosen Zener approximations have been applied for the calculation of rate coefficients of electron energy transfer processes in collisions of two molecules.
The method was successfully applied for the estimation of rate constants of parallel and consecutive surface reactions in the oxidative conversion of methane to syngas over a magnesia-supported Pt catalyst.
