Sentence examples similar to authentically applied from inspiring English sources
Simple words, but when applied authentically, they go a long way to keep a relationship healthy.
Dynamic flow: Perfusion rates and shear stresses have been applied to authentically model those experienced within the sinusoid.
But this year more than any in memory, the American accent has prevailed, sometimes authentically in the person of visiting performers (the recent and misbegotten "Paradise Found," for instance, with its entirely American cast) and sometimes applied, as in the case of British actors giving it their Broadway all.
Such a method authentically extends, to the context of ringdown analysis, the well known Time-Domain Vector Fitting (TD-VF) method, which has already been successfully applied within other power systems areas.
Obviously, there is nothing wrong with students being authentically excited about the colleges to which they are applying.
If the assembled celebs had donned rubbish sacks and asked a three-year old to apply their make-up they would have been more authentically punk than what turned up that night.
(Baptists and many other evangelical denominations consider Mormonism not authentically Christian because Mormons add things to the sacred scriptures. But many theologians also say that this distinction does not apply to politics, and that they would vote on the issues, not religion).
This interaction effect was found to be due to authentically cued play-acted emotions, as opposed to authentically cued authentic emotions, as shown in Fig. 5b.
We were authentically nothing.
It sounds authentically felt.
