Sentence examples for connection with the application from inspiring English sources

Later, the SFO said in a statement: "The SFO had conceded that serious mistakes were made in connection with the application for search warrants in this case but notes the reasoned tone of the judgment and the helpful comments it contains.

In this article, we dealt with a theoretical question raised in connection with the application of Dirichlet-Sch type inequality.

Uncertainties in modeling heat conduction in connection with the application of laser-induced incandescence (LII) to primary particle sizing are discussed.

Theorem 1 solves a theoretical question raised in connection with the application of Dirichlet-Sch type inequality, obtained by Huang (see [1]), which has been already applied to obtain multiplicity results for boundary value problems in several recent papers.

In July, the High Court ruled that the search warrants for the raids on the Tchenguiz brothers in March 2011 were unlawful, and the SFO had "conceded that serious mistakes were made in connection with the application for search warrants in this case".

In this paper we deal with a theoretical question raised in connection with the application of Dirichlet-Sch type inequality, obtained by Huang (Int. Math. J. 27 02):1650009, 2016), which has been already applied to obtain multiplicity results for boundary value problems in several recent papers.

In this case, the connection with the GSPA application.

In the three population model that we use, we include this heterogeneityto illustrate that the theory handles heterogeneity easily, to distinguish one of thepopulations from the other two for ease of presentation of part of the theory, and tomaintain a strong connection with the respiratory application.

The reliability of non-destructive techniques (NDT) is examined, in particular in connection with the technique's application to a historic Ottoman building located in Urla, Izmir, Turkey.

Certainly, the term lo stato appears widely in Machiavelli's writings, especially in The Prince, in connection with the acquisition and application of power in a coercive sense, which renders its meaning distinct from the Latin term status (condition or station) from which it is derived.

The removal of an indexed implant with a TIF-type connection requires the application of a (removal) force to overcome the friction force due to preload.