Sentence examples similar to applying in reality from inspiring English sources

The term was loosely applied; in reality it was little more than the clutch lever that had been removed.

The solution also delivers the guidelines for the kind of cooling profile which has to be applied in reality.

(April 12) discusses fiction publishing in terms that hardly ever apply in reality, or that are more relevant to the publishing of nonfiction.

." (April 12) discusses fiction publishing in terms that hardly ever apply in reality, or that are more relevant to the publishing of nonfiction.

Many of the things that you learn from them can be applied in reality like in the army, business and so on.

Though the seal is widely used as a marketing tool — presented as a proof of supreme quality — by the brands that have earned it, the criteria that are applied in reality address aesthetic features rather than performance.

She adds: "Obviously, we will have to wait to see how these changes get applied in reality, but on the face of it, this looks like a very positive forwards step for Twitter.

No such logic was applied in reality, the travelling fans' chorus of "We want you to stay", which had rung out over the course of the afternoon, being ignored by the powers that be.

The physical argumentation of this work lies in that the approach presented in this work could result in a better design for fin shape of LED lighting heat sinks and can be applied in reality.

She stalked down the stairs to join the rest of the cast to find them getting stuck into the free booze, the lubrication traditionally applied in reality TV shows to make the action "flow" and then announced, "I don't drink".

The goal of engaging these empirical data is to show how the proposed model can be applied in reality rather than studying the actual privacy profiles of citizens.