Sentence examples for but it is applied from inspiring English sources

Indeterminacy is similar to ambiguity as described by the New Critics, but it is applied by its practitioners not only to literature but also to the interpretation of texts.

Djengo is based on the same principle as zaï but it is applied on sandy soils whereas zaï is usually applied on degraded, crusty soils.

Near interfaces, the same scheme is used, but it is applied on a set of modified values deduced from numerical values and jump conditions at interfaces.

The SFO is a realization of the ELFS (Extensible File Systems) concept of files as typed objects, but it is applied to wide-area networks (J. Karpovich et al., in "Proceedings of the 9th OOPLSA," 1994).

Today pasteurization is seldom used for wines that benefit from aging, since it kills the organisms that contribute to the aging process, but it is applied to many foods and beverages, particularly milk.

Bombfell charges a $20 styling fee, but it is applied toward anything you decide to keep.

The Trump administration is right that American aid to the Palestinians provides Washington with leverage, but it is applying that leverage to the wrong end.

M. HERZOG: But it was applied also to foreign workers?

But it's applied to both genders, and of course means the opposite to the Joan Collins kind of bitch, so the original has been superseded.

In 1980, the term "bipolar disorder" replaced "manic-depressive disorder" as a diagnostic term in the D.S.M., but it was applied only to teen-agers and adults.

The tax's advocates wanted to hit things like potato crisps and hot dogs, but it was applied also to high-end fare like speciality cheeses.