Ultraproducts have been applied, for example, to provide a foundation for what is known as "nonstandard analysis" that yields an unambiguous interpretation of the classical concept of infinitesimals the division into units as small as one pleases.
The subject of MHD has been applied, for example, in problems associated with the confinement of plasma by magnetic fields and in projects involving thermonuclear generation of energy.
Nonetheless, the combination of regression techniques and non-destructive spectroscopy is continuously progressing, and they have been applied, for example, in the analysis of different environmental samples by remote or in-situ multispectral sensors with satisfactory results.
It has also been argued on theoretical grounds that "the future benefits provided by a generic public good--environmental quality--should be discounted at a rate that is close to the market rate of return for risk-free financial assets" (Howarth 2009), a principle that has been applied for example in discounting future carbon sequestered in forests (Boscolo et al. 1997)m.
Evolutionary engineering strategies have been applied, for example, to generate strains with higher tolerance to specific compounds (furfural, for instance), or to lignocellulosic hydrolysates, by selecting strains with the ability to remain viable and keep growth even in presence of such compounds.
Similar transcriptome sequencing approaches have previously been applied, for example, in marker development, population genomics [ 18] and predictions of biosynthetic pathways [ 19- 23].
A farmer might want them to track the health of vegetation, to see where fertiliser should be applied, for example.
That concept might be applied, for example, to a person who pushes ahead of everybody else to get into an elevator.
In meteorology the dew point is applied, for example, in predicting the height of the base of certain types of clouds.
It will not be applied, for example, to full-fare coach passengers, business-class travelers, passengers traveling overseas, or members of the frequent flier program who have elite status.
When the method is applied, for example, to the Eighth Amendment's ban on "cruel and unusual" punishment, judges must consider "the evolving standards of decency that mark the progress of a maturing society".
