Sentence examples for beginning to be applied from inspiring English sources

Under a 1999 law that is just beginning to be applied in the New York region, federally approved dredging must take notice of newly established "essential fish habitats".

But now the same tools that historians, linguists and archaeologists have applied to the Bible for about 150 years are beginning to be applied to the Koran.

This powerful new tool is just beginning to be applied to biological problems.

This technique is beginning to be applied in heritage science [34, 35].

Evolution is also beginning to be applied in such fields as educational psychology and urban planning.

The analysis of spatial association is beginning to be applied to model transportation processes and land use and transportation interaction.

In cities other than Rome, the name cardinal began to be applied to certain ecclesiastics as a mark of honour.

But Watson won, and its technology began to be applied elsewhere, including as a chef, generating new recipes based on 10,000 real examples taken from Bon Appétit magazine.

As "smart growth" principles begin to be applied across the Island, Farmingdale's transit-oriented project is poised to become a model community for revitalization.

Stuccowork was readily adaptable to the elaborate, ornate styles of post-Renaissance architecture, and, because it was less expensive than stone and easier to model, stucco began to be applied to columns and their entablatures.

In the 20th century, as the term began to be applied to exterior surfacing exclusively, stuccowork was for a time limited in use to small-scale, modest buildings, usually residential.