The phrase "apply to a given" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing the applicability of a rule, principle, or concept to a specific situation or context.
Example: "The regulations apply to a given set of circumstances that must be met for compliance."
Alternatives: "pertain to a specific" or "relate to a particular".
More than one tier may apply to a given situation because each corresponds to a different (sometimes overlapping) time period or set of conditions.
One doesn't necessarily know how all that extracurricular work will apply to a given piece, but writers work less from a thesis than by association: one feels one's way, just like everybody else.
So Bertoni began looking for patterns that would predict customer behavior — specifically, an algorithm that would guess correctly the number of stars a given user would apply to a given movie.
The presumption that the margin rules should apply to a given transaction will not be made if there is a merger agreement between the acquiring company and its target or if the merger can be accomplished by the "short form" procedure in which approval by the target's shareholders and directors is not required.
(The data set doesn't include any personal information — names, ages, location and gender have been stripped out). So Bertoni began looking for patterns that would predict customer behavior — specifically, an algorithm that would guess correctly the number of stars a given user would apply to a given movie.
You can have something unique that doesn't apply to a given audience.
For a binary classifier applied to a given data set, a curve that plots precision (y axis) versus recall (x axis) for a variety of classification thresholds.
As a consequence, the stress intensity factor which can be applied to a given defect by a self-equilibrating stress field is also limited.
In the experiment, a range of normal stress was applied to a given amount of particles sheared in an annular trough with a range of controlled shear speed.
Reserve capacity is identified by the largest multiplier applied to a given existing demand matrix, that can be allocated to a network without violating the arc capacities.
This research shows that the typical or standard CSBAT (Connection Semantics Based Assembly Tree) can be applied to a given assembly problem.
