Sentence examples for be applied fruitfully from inspiring English sources

For the pacifist, moral concepts can indeed be applied fruitfully to international affairs.

The technique called rough analysis can be applied very fruitfully in artificial intelligence and cognitive sciences.

Though it never mentions the literary scene directly, the book's themes could fruitfully be applied to authors disturbed either by the scorn or (less likely) the adulation of their community.

Because our methodology is based on general acoustic features found in most animal vocalizations, we suggest that the approach implemented here could fruitfully be applied to other vocal taxa.

Since Freud theorized the process of identification as a means whereby an individual develops his or her personality through idealizing and imitating a parent or other figure the concept has fruitfully been applied to the appreciation of the arts.

Since Freud theorized the process of identification — as a means whereby an individual develops his or her personality through idealizing and imitating a parent or other figure — the concept has fruitfully been applied to the appreciation of the arts.

The classical definitions of fractional operators and their generalizations have fruitfully been applied in obtaining, for example, the characterization properties, coefficient estimates [1], distortion inequalities [2] and convolution structures for various subclasses of analytic functions and the works in the research monographs.

Theory that was applied widely to investigate fluctuations in biological ET may be extended fruitfully to account for items vi and vii.

In the person of Socrates, Plato provides the powerful tools of conceptual analysis and allegory that can be fruitfully applied to the questions about addiction.

His first book, "Economic Analysis of Law," written in 1973, "showed how economic principles could be fruitfully applied to many legal problems," as the legal writer Roger Parloff once put it in Fortune magazine.

The prudential model might also be fruitfully applied to the issue of semantic incommensurability.