Two years later, the columnist William Pfaff first applied it in its current sense: "The Soviet Union had deliberately isolated itself.
Tim Flannery is something of a one-man model for this challenge, having contributed to scientific knowledge as a zoologist, communicated its implications as a popular author, and applied it in his work as an environmentalist.
The equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment, for example, was of little use for its intended beneficiaries for 86 years, until the Supreme Court applied it in a meaningful way in the Brown v. Board decision.
She has taken the education Hill and Yale and many others have given her and she has applied it in a perceptive and mature way.
Syaf had taken a verse that originally addressed a seventh-century situation and applied it, in her view dubiously, to a democratic, multiethnic, twenty-first-century state.
Hundreds flocked to the first-aid tents in search of sunscreen; a hedonistic few applied it in such a way that a red T throbbed on their body.
The Sui dynasty (581 618) adopted this Han system and applied it in a much more systematic way as a method of official recruitment.
This "rational understanding" standard has led to no small amount of confusion and criticism, and different courts have applied it in different ways.
"They took a lot of finance theory and applied it in the context of their business," said Ramesh K. S. Rao, a professor of finance at the University of Texas who once consulted for Enron.
In preparation for "Songs of the Wanderers," the Cloud Gate dancers studied meditation for more than three years, then applied it in the creation of the hauntingly slow, controlled movements of the work.
He applied it in other houses where internal courtyards and the pitch of the roofs contribute to effective ventilation, so removing the need for artificial air-conditioning, and in his approach to the National Crafts Museum in New Delhi (1975).
