Sentence examples for applied freely from inspiring English sources
The word laughingstock was applied freely, and why not?
It took a while for people to catch his deadpan sense of humor, which he applied freely to himself.
In a world today where words such as "courage" and "heroism" have been so overused -- applied freely from sports to entertainment to politics -- as to be rendered practically meaningless, Jan Karski was the rare human being who embodied both.
In the course of establishing several Ecotilling projects, screening up to 12 kb in more than to 1500 samples, we developed a streamlined procedure for setting up the experiment, dealing with the results and interpret the possible functions of newly discovered SNPs widely by applying freely available software tools (figure 4).
He applied paint freely and loosely with the brush and sometimes reworked it with his fingers.
Over the years, that idea has been applied more freely, to all manner of quartets and even to chamber music in general.
Modern neuroscience and the interest in biomimetic control design demand increasingly sophisticated experimental techniques that can be applied in freely moving animals under realistic behavioral conditions.
The resulting algorithm is thoroughly validated by several numerical tests and finally applied to freely rising bubbles with stationary and oscillatory shape as well.
I prefer the stripped-down version, and can't help wishing that the principle had been applied more freely in the past: "Bad & Beautiful," "Good, Bad & Ugly," "Remains of Day".
Three geomorphic indices (hypsometry, river long profile analysis and stream-length gradient index) are applied to freely available DEM data in order to develop the qualitative and quantitative (relative to study area) understanding of how the hillslope and river systems respond to the effects of tectonic activity and climate change.
To assess the effect of the D427A substitution on protein structure and function, we have applied two freely available web-based services, Provean and SIFT Human Protein.
