Sentence examples for apply a commercial from inspiring English sources

"It's priceless, it's irreplaceable, but you can't apply a commercial value to it.

After Friday's game he told The San Francisco Chronicle that he would also apply a commercial cream to enhance his grip.

If you want to keep the leather soft and supple, after cleaning and occasionally after that, you can apply a commercial leather conditioner.

Scrape the mastic into a pile and apply a commercial absorbent - you can then sweep the material.

Wenner's magazine would succeed largely by applying a commercial savvy to the energies of the counterculture.

Using both, a continuous wave 500 W fiber laser and a 200 W CO2 laser, we have optimized and compared the cutting of 250μm thin Al2O3 ceramic substrate layers applying a commercial DOE software.

"They do a wonderful job of applying a commercial touch to a thumping great literary novel like Jonathan Strange - and did incredibly well". Susanna Clark's debut novel repaid its heavy promotion, especially in the US, where it reached number three in the New York Times bestsellers chart.

For evaluation of design specifications for catalytic oxygen removal units, examinations on reaction kinetics of catalytic oxidation of methane at very low O2 CH4 ratios have been performed in the temperature range between 200 < T < 350 °C and pressures below 10 bar, <span class="lh lhl">applying a commercial noble metal (Pt) Al2O3-based catalyst.

Companies like Elastic and Cockroach Labs have gone as far as actually open sourcing all their software but applying a commercial license to parts of the software base.

The exceptions are two recent studies by Duke et al. [90, 91], both of which applied a commercial GBH, and both of which concluded that there was no significant effect of GBH treatment on the mineral content of GR soybeans.

To further investigate how tubulin tyrosination could be related to the subcellular localization of MyosinIIB, we have tested the effect of inhibiting Rac1 over-activation by applying a commercial Rac1 inhibitor in collagen assays (Fig. 8C and D).