Sentence examples for be modified to apply from inspiring English sources
The Jan . 21Treasury statement stated that Section 246A "will be modified to apply to both corporate and noncorporate shareholders and to require that otherwise excludable dividends be included in income if attributed to debt-financed stock".
Kuhn's notion of paradigm needs to be modified to apply to medicine in order to take account of the classification schemes involved in medical theorising.
These methods can be modified to apply to hierarchically organized datastructures, which allows for efficient simulation of large designs of circuits in the electronics industry.
On the other hand, many techniques are employed in data mining area but they must be modified to apply in data stream mining environments.
Alternatively, the constructions in [35], where a regular synthesis argument has been generalized to problems with order 1 state space constraints, could be modified to apply to cases where the state space constraint is active at the terminal time.
Second, the NJst method could be modified to apply a subtree constraint.
Later it was modified to apply only to metallic elements, and later still low-temperature measurements showed that the heat capacity of all solids tends to become zero at sufficiently low temperature.
It appeared to be nothing more than a Trump Organization document that was modified to apply to White House staff — in fact, it still had a provision that in any litigated dispute, the parties agreed that New York state law would apply, language that no standard federal document would ever have used.
6) The claim on p. 71 that these tax benefits are similar to 119 except that they are modified to apply to ministers falls flat.
Motivated by interests in applied mathematics outlined above, we establish in this paper a new Kantorovich type inequality, the classical Kantorovich inequality is modified to apply not only to positive definite but also to all invertible Hermitian matrices.
A further improvement of the matrix version of (1.3) is proposed in [8], where the classical Kantorovich inequality (1.1) is modified to apply not only to positive definite, but also to all invertible Hermitian matrices.
