Sentence examples for apply the operative from inspiring English sources

It does not seem to be a sufficient answer to say that injustice must have entered in P2 because, after all, when we apply the operative distributive principle to P2 we reach the conclusion that P2 is unjust.

The effect of the HALS concentration on LDPE stabilisation was interpreted applying the well-known operative mechanisms involving piperidinoxyl radicals for natural and accelerated photo-oxidative conditions.

Our study is a cadaveric analysis but we applied the exact same operative conditions with the same instruments so we could expect similar results in human surgery.

Note that in Fig. 10, the power generated in the steam turbine generally is higher applying the recommendations for the operative variable, i.e. the pressure of the steam turbine.

After David became chairman and chief executive in 1988, he applied the principles of co-operative self-management that he had observed at the Mondragón co-operatives in the Basque country of Spain.

Therefore, the present study was designed to elucidate the salinity tolerance range of P. imbricata radiata in order to determine the appropriate locations for grow-out phase and to assess the possibility of applying the "low salinity post-operative care" method that greatly enhance the pearl quality after implantation.

The accuracy (proximity to the truth) and precision (measurement reproducibility) of both methods were determined by applying the methods to pre-operative radiographs and comparing the outcomes with the minimum thickness of the retrieved inserts.

Under the applied operative conditions, the best results were obtained with short times of treatment and low lactic acid concentrations.

And it would require all American personnel to abide by the prohibition against torture in the Army Field Manual, which currently does not apply to operatives of the Central Intelligence Agency and other nonmilitary personnel.

Sana is a sleepy little spot that happens to be pivotal to the Obama administration's new "scalpel" approach to terrorism — picking off Al Qaeda operatives rather than applying the "hammer" of invasion.

So with spies the same applies An operative is less alarming If, despite his stealth and lies, He's silly, bouncy, big and charming Mr. Hanly, who looks like a cross between Noël Coward and Leslie Howard — egad, the rhyming thing is contagious!