Sentence examples for applied terms from inspiring English sources

As an equally important dividend, science gains in basic and applied terms, as illustrated herein by the demonstration of a trans-year, an ~1.3 to 1.6-year, heretofore unknown component of the human BP and HR spectrum, beating with the circannual component and characterizing the same data.

For each project, we highlighted where they applied term extraction by using italicized words.

We have used the more commonly applied term of admissions, however, for these episodes.

Minimal pressure should be applied with the transducer on the skin during acquisitions because tissue elastic modulus varies according to the amount of resting pressure applied, termed precompression.

Some will bristle at applying terms such as cult to the party of government.

To apply terms such as "reasoned calculation" and "informed decisions" to the predicament of the addict is naive.

It is not a simple thing to define and apply terms like "the freedom of speech," or "equal protection of the laws," much less explain how much process is "due".

Today, we even apply terms usually reserved for the tech sector — digital, IoT, AI and so on.

As in the earlier texts, the core expression of knowledge is knowing how to apply terms to things correctly.

Knowledge was a reliable ability to draw distinctions correctly, expressed by an ability to apply terms correctly (see Section 5 of the entry on Mohist Canons).

Mozi had treated moral disputes as disagreements about how to 辯 biàndistinguish in applying terms like 義 yìmorality and 善 shàngood-at.