Sentence examples for became applied from inspiring English sources

From the Italian Renaissance onward, some "Pythagorean" ideas, such as the tetrad, the golden section, and harmonic proportions, became applied to aesthetics.

The garment peculiar to mime productions was a coloured patchwork jacket called a centunculus, and this name became applied to mime actors in general.

In the 20th century, however, the term burglary generally became applied to break-ins committed at any hour of the day and at any fixed structure, vehicle, or vessel.

The term quickly became applied to a wide variety of live art events from the painterly gestures of Japan's Gutai group to the street actions of Czech dissident Milan Knizak and his Aktual group.

This intensified in the 1860s (orange ribbons were first worn by the sophomore Class of 1869's baseball team) and became structural in the form of rush (at other campuses the term became applied to fraternity recruitment, but at Princeton there were no fraternities allowed by President James McCosh and the faculty).

He expanded on Mores's and Dodson's work, and may be rightly considered the father of the actuarial profession in that his title became applied to the field as a whole.. ;Anette Norberg Skip for the Swedish Women's Curling Team at the 2010 Winter Olympics.

It could very quickly become applied research, although it might have started as blue-skies research.

Historically, things that are applied to non-citizens eventually become applied to citizens.

Our program is unique in that our students receive the theoretical training needed to become applied social scientists.

What makes SSA different is that our students receive the theoretical training needed to become applied social scientists.

Rather, instead of representing plain recipes for a better world, those metaphorical texts necessarily have to become applied by the individual reader.