Sentence examples for applying this sort of from inspiring English sources

Applying this sort of pressure on the official is a skill that, by their own admission, United States players generally perform poorly, if they perform it at all.

Applying this sort of probabilistic thinking is a research-based way to deal with any form of fear.

On the one hand, the success of classification methods using fairly simple low-level features of protein sequence offer hopeful indications for applying this sort of approach to analysis of clinical samples for the prognosis, diagnosis or stratification of patients in the context of both infectious and non-infectious (e.g. cancer, autoimmunity or transplantation) disease.

However, applying this sort of explanation to the posterior region leads to a major ontogenetic problem: a reduced body segment would be produced posteriorly to the SAZ of P. dumerilii, a phenomenon that has not been described in any annelid species.

We had no idea they were going to apply this sort of criteria," she said.

Before Micromax applied this sort of discipline, it had an ad hoc style of pouncing on opportunities as they arose, using a combination of tacit knowledge and off-the-cuff fixes.

To apply this sort of law in Senegal, goes this argument, would be quite different to doing so in France, where on February 2nd a trial began against Hawa Gréou, a Malian, for mutilating girls of Malian origin there.The debate about female genital mutilation, like polygamy and witchcraft, is highly charged.

Hence the need to track both the eye and the face, and to think carefully about where best to apply this sort of interface.

The recent research program for editing the DSM-V classification clearly emphasized the need to apply this sort of neuroscience findings, which reflect pathophysiological processes, to help with screening and earlier diagnosis of psychiatric disorders [51].

Yet environmental regulations make it difficult to apply this sort of treatment in U.S. waters, Anderson says, and clay applications are impractical with large coastal blooms.

But the plaintiffs, backed by news organizations, including The New York Times, contended that the exemption did not apply because this sort of information was given out in ordinary police investigations.