Sentence examples for applied the expression from inspiring English sources

Hazel Blears and the singer Mika both applied the expression to themselves pre-emptively.

They applied the expression to a case where the signal does not average out within the cap, thus constructing aliased power spectra.

Specifically, for each condition (TNBC versus TNBC-free) and each sequencing depth (f ϵ {1, 10, 50, 100}), we generated R = 24 data sets, giving a total of 432 data sets, and applied the expression threshold ⊝ = 1 to each data set as a filter.

To investigate paracrine signaling within the prostate we applied the expression data from our cell specific groups to the genes of the TGFβ and related signaling pathways (as compiled in KEGG), which allowed us to identify which cells were expressing components of the pathways in the prostate.

The aim of the present work is to apply the expression found to a geometrically nonlinear analysis of quasistatic, coplanar crack propagation in some heterogeneous medium.

To solve this problem, the density is periodically re-initialized applying the expression ρ i = ∑ j m j W ij. Open image in new window (5).

By applying the expression in (3.1) to (2.1), (2.2), (2.8) and (2.9), we obtain four integral formulas in Corollaries 3, 4, 5 and 6, respectively.

end{aligned} Hence, applying the expression of (x t)) in Lemma 2.2 and taking suitable estimates, we obtain |b_{n+1}|_{0}leq K_{2}|b_{n}|_{0}^{2}, where (K_{2}) is a positive matrix.

One might think, that is, that what one means when one applies the expression 'perfectly good' to some being is the same as what one means when one applies the expression 'absolutely perfect' to some being; to say that a being is perfectly good is just to say that it instantiates perfectly those features that make a being intrinsically good.

Due to the Poisson distribution of interferers, we apply the expression Perror = 1 − exp{ − λcsmaA}, where A is the detection area depending on the particular error probability to be calculated.

When applying the expression above to the consumer psychology typically exhibited among sports fans, this means the more absent (i.e., rare, unique) an event or a player is, the more fans are willing to pay to watch that event or player.