Sentence examples for clear-cut application from inspiring English sources
Judges apply rules to factual information to generate decisions; these rules can either be clear-cut application of law or what are sometimes referred to as "decisions heuristics," the individual rules of thumb that judges use to make repetitive decisions quickly.
Moreover the changes in the application of Cleanfeed from 2011 onwards, in particular its use to block file sharing websites, is a clear development of a technology designed for a laudable purpose; to police paedophiles, to another less clear-cut application the policing of file sharing.
This may not be the clear-cut biggest Big Data application (Google's revenue was $66 billion last year, for example), but it's substantial, focused and paid for by the public.
The deep analysis detected neither the clear-cut growth of fuzzy applications nor their regularity in individual domains.
A bit more serious is Putnam's (1962) objection drawing on the application of apparently clear-cut instances of observation concepts to submicroscopic particles.
While we believe that the argument of this paper would apply equally to the ontogeny and phylogeny of multicellular organisms, in this paper we will focus on the evolutionary ontology of the microbial world, where its application is most clear-cut.
Right now there isn't a clear-cut way for developers to release applications for the Zune Marketplace.
The forms of organisation vary by application segment in biotechnology, but differences are not clear-cut, and a firm can apply different forms to different application segments in its activities.
Many of the charitable applications are even more clear-cut.
From the point of view of potential applications of dissolution DNP, metabolomic studies of analytical samples seem like the most clear-cut opportunity for the technology.
Concerning the vir Rvi6 subpopulation, applications of a clustering method (STRUCTURE) and Evanno's procedure revealed three clusters with a clear-cut Δk peak observed for K = 3.
