Sentence examples for be applied primarily to from inspiring English sources

Horwich thinks of it mainly with regard to the use of terms in natural language, and only marginally allows what Devitt (2002) argues is required, that it be applied primarily to terms in a "language of thought".

As suggested by Dr. Koonin, this hypothesis may be applied primarily to chordates (See Reviewers' comments).

In practice, they are applied primarily to perceived offenses against mainstream Islam.

The decoration is applied primarily to textiles, weapons, and containers to hold the betel nuts that are chewed throughout Southeast Asia.

Disinfectants and antiseptics are alike in that both are germicidal, but antiseptics are applied primarily to living tissue.

The maintenance support provided by aerospace-industry firms is applied primarily to corporate, commercial, and military aircraft.

In practice, the law is applied primarily to perceived offenses against mainstream Islam; nearly 90 percent of Indonesia's 240 million people are Muslims.

The name chaparral is applied primarily to the coastal and inland mountain vegetation of southwestern North America; sometimes it takes the place of a more general term, Mediterranean vegetation, which denotes areas of similar vegetation around the Mediterranean Sea, at the southern tip of Africa, in southwestern Australia, and in central South America.

(1 Cor. 4 15 [NRSV].) In early Christian usage, the term 'father' was applied primarily to the bishop, who had preeminent teaching authority within the Church.

DSC was applied primarily to obtain information on physical aging phenomena, whereas SEC analysis was used to characterize chemical degradation of the materials.

While these techniques have previously been applied primarily to diseased and pathogenic tissues [35], [36], we believe that transcriptional profiling of LCM samples from normal tissue holds great promise to catalog the molecular components responsible for specialized tissue functions.