Sentence examples for consequences of the application from inspiring English sources

These observations were the motivation to investigate the autoignition behavior of each dilution case to study consequences of the application of each case.

The principal focus of this chapter is on the application of pressure to inorganic and bioinorganic reactions in solution and an examination of the consequences of the application.

These cases illustrate the necessary consequences of the application of rules properly describing natural phenomena the best example being Earth's rectilinear motion, which is caused by its desire to unite the center of gravity with its own center.

Problems of the measurement and evaluation of physically sound kLa data at high absorption rates in the non-coalescent gas liquid dispersions are discussed and some consequences of the application of the defective kLa are shown.

The application of an HTA to a health initiative is a multidisciplinary activity that systematically examines the costs and benefits as well as the organizational implications and social consequences of the application of a health policy and/or technology.

In addition, we investigated the increase in biomass and, nutrient acquisition of the bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) and the consequences of the applications of N and glyphosate on the performance of the herbivore aphid (Aphis fabae).

Einstein worked out logically the consequences of this application of the special relativity principle, and discovered that space and time must be rather different from how Newton described them.

In contrast, thermal TiO2 electrodes prepared by annealing of titanium (Ti) present better properties for charge carrier separation as a consequence of the application of a potential bias.

This is also a consequence of the application of the averaging approach, in which the effects of the positive and negative anomalous conductivities are averaged out.

This reduction is the consequence of the application of recycled aggregates with a higher porosity and a lower elastic modulus than those of the natural coarse aggregates.

In all the papers cited before, the existence of periodic solutions for ε ≥ 0 small is a consequence of the application of a convenient version of the implicit function theorem.