Sentence examples for at its application from inspiring English sources

Someone living in England in 1750, before the widespread use of the steam engine, would have been staggered at its application 50 years later: The Industrial Revolution had arrived!

Each sensor node generates a data packet of size 100 bytes at its application layer every second.

The review begins by describing the classic twin study design, followed by a look at its application in nutrition research.

Stipanovic et al. [20] carried out controlled release tests on the pheromone codlemone adsorbed on cellulose derivatives surrounded by a polymeric membrane, aimed at its application in the control of Lepidopteran pests (moths).

At present its application is still in the initial state, and it is quite rarely used in China, especially in geotechnical engineering and geological engineering fields.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin June 25 , 2012"Were the matter up to me, I would vote to grant the petition for certiorari in order to reconsider Citizens United or, at least, its application in this case," Justice Stephen Breyer wrote in regard to American Tradition Partnership v. Bullock.

However, at present, its application has mainly been concentrated to industrial process (especially chemical processes), but rarely to rotating machinery equipment[8 11].

We have become so used to technology, or at least its application, being touted as the disrupting factor in everything from taxi service to overnight stays that it's worth taking a moment to look at other factors that can disrupt, and maybe even then take a second look at technology and a deep dive into what was actually disrupted.

The contents of the IHR (2005) focused at broadening its application to reflect the global disease surveillance, alert, and response (1) and harmonizing the protection of public health and ensuring the smooth operation of international travel and trade (2).

Deutsche Bank currently employs approximately 900 people at its software application development center in Cary and said it was committed to sustaining that existing presence.

This study was designed to evaluate if the rat H4IIE hepatoma cell line is a physiologically relevant model to study hepatic insulin responses to hint at its prospective application in pollutant-related insulin resistance research.