Sentence examples for classic application from inspiring English sources

FILIGREE (THE BORDER AROUND THE BILL) Old: Classic application gives the note an official banknote aesthetic.

The subject suggests a bygone era, and its classic application of transparent layers of color on white paper even brings to mind the late-19th-century American masters of the medium.

So, so far what we've done is we've looked at this sort of classic, I admit not the most exciting game in the world, but classic application of Game Theory to imperfect competition.

"The classic application example was in the garment industry -- piecework payroll," said John Patrick, I.B.M.'s former vice president for Internet technology, whose first customer when he joined I.B.M. in 1967 was a beer distributor that used punch cards to generate invoices.

And had we killed him, it would have been a classic application [of the theory]: $50m of ordnance, and we won the war". After this, the argument begins to get a little circular: the postponement of shock and awe "was shock and awe, too," Ullman says, because "we were threatening shock and awe".

Moreover, as the classic application of sampling, Hellerstein et al. [12] first proposed the concept of online aggregation.

Maritime search operations (and search operations in general) are one of the classic applications of Operational Research ORR).

Using the recently NSE-Team-developed full-3D Monte Carlo simulation code for ion irradiation in matter (IM3D), Yang quantifies the relative error of 1D approach in several classic applications.

Optical character recognition (OCR) is one of the most classic applications, where an image of a single character is classified into one of 52 classes ("A"–"Z", "a"–"z").

Particularly, the isolation of nanocrystalline moieties from bulk cellulose lead to a variety of non-classic applications of cellulose in charge storage for supercapacitors (Thielemans et al. 2009; Liew et al. 2010, 2013), high mechanical strength materials (Cranston et al. 2011), and optics (Cranston and Gray 2006, 2010).

"Classic mobile applications, web applications, IVRs — all those channels are prone to getting advantage to having a virtual agent that has more depth to conduct a conversation than you classically see with Siri or early version Alexa chatbots," he said.