But pressure is clearly applied.
In our example, the concept of minimal risk was clearly applied quite variously.
But on other issues, Mr. Obama is clearly applying his own imprint, and will get credit if it succeeds and criticism if it does not.
They're good for quickly filtering out folks who are clearly applying to everything — but when everyone in the industry has some crazy made-up senior ninja/rockstar/space cadet title, when everyone considers themselves a coder, and when "Proficient with C" can mean two entirely different things based on a person's ego, that's about all they're good for.
The same two major categories appeared as for C7: namely (i) that the teaching needs to be clearly relevant and applied to future practice (n = 37), and (ii) suggestions as to how teaching should be organised and run (n = 17).
A regulatory zoning ordinance, which would be clearly valid as applied to the great cities, might be clearly invalid as applied to rural communities.
Feedback, whether confirmative or corrective in nature, and its use as a valuable learning tool, should be clearly understood and applied by supervisors to enable students to maximise their learning.
For success, the biosphere reserve concept needs to be clearly understood and applied through landscape zoning.
Societies in which the law can be clearly seen to apply to some and not to others are doomed to decay, in terms of innovation and everything else.
The network of threading dislocations can be clearly observed, and applying the invisibility criterion for dislocations, we can conclude that they must have at least an edge component of the Burgers vector, i.e., or.
