Sentence examples for applying quite from inspiring English sources

He holds that "the most important new result of nuclear physics was the recognition of the possibility of applying quite different types of natural laws, without contradiction, to one and the same physical event.

Sound parts can be realized by applying quite different processing strategies, which have an influence not only on processing time but also on the microstructure and the alloy composition.

Likewise, we obtained ratings of mental health from parents and used a 1-SD cut point on the measure, thereby applying quite a strict definition of change on mental health, but one which ensures a high level of sensitivity.

Until about 1920, vibrato was applied quite sparingly.

Of course, this method needs to be applied quite carefully.

Download the SDK, download Eclipse, apply quite a lot of faff and off you go.

The overall concepts are similar although they're obviously applied quite differently".

I had applied quite late and got a hall I hadn't chosen, Richardson Road.

The same lesson seems to apply quite generally across the world.

"I think it will be applied quite broadly in anticancer therapies in the next 10 years," Dr. Stillman said.

I found that, contrary to what most people think, Weimar Germany did have hate-speech laws, and they were applied quite frequently.