He was talking not only of lies, such as applying from a false address, but also of tricks such as renting close to a desired school and moving there temporarily around application time.
This indicated that the field strength across the passivating films on iron and nickel increased from 3.3 × 105 to 7.0 × 105 V cm−1 and from 7.5 × 104 to 9.5 × 105 V cm−1 as applied potential increased from 580 to 813 mV/sce and from 200 to 600 mV/sce, respectively.
It's grubby work, but not as degrading, from Emma's point of view, as applying for and being rejected from publishing jobs.
The aim is to hand over Afghanistan province by province – even district by district – to the Afghan army, a phased approach along the same lines as applied in Iraq, from which the US will withdraw its troops by 2011.
Russell learnt his dislike of evolution as applied to philosophy from his teacher Henry Sidgwick and Wittgenstein (like other European-born philosophers like Karl Popper) from the general culture of their youth.
The approach to the inverse problem as applied to reflections from multiple interfaces begins with a direct solution of Eqs.
This process has been described as: "Most often, CEA is applied from a societal viewpoint or from the viewpoint of a national health care system.
Our results allow reevaluation of the concepts of 'the Holocene optimum' and a 'maximum of the Asian summer monsoon', as applied to paleoclimate records from continental Asia.
The loss of applied scientists by the public sector may significantly reduce the efficiency through which scientific output is transformed into proof of concepts as applied research is separated from basic science.
Even so, the comparison is instructive because some branches of knowledge, such as applied mathematics, are distinguished from one another, not by intrinsic differences in the structure of the expertise, but simply by differences in the objects to which the same expertise applies (e.g., calculation in surveying and navigation).
