Sentence examples for correctly applied to from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman said that some of the rules governing internet filters in parliament had not been correctly applied to some connections, meaning some computers had less strict filters.

"If we fail in our role as leaders, we will deserve the same condemnation society so correctly applied to those leaders at Penn State and in the Catholic Church who, knowing of the abuse being inflicted on children by their colleagues, did nothing, failing in their basic obligation to protect children," Mr. Sullivan wrote last month to his supervisors.

Different types of filters can be correctly applied to molecule sets.  .

Moreover, DLS cannot be correctly applied to derive the hydrodynamic size for non-spherical particles.

Different types of filters can be correctly applied to molecule sets.

Also, the quality of the Dolby Vision playback when correctly applied to a Dolby Vision source is every bit as lovely as you'd hope.

Editor's note: this article originally referred to a "convocation of owls"; that collective noun correctly applies to eagles.

Recently, the Clausius Inequality was re-stated to correctly apply to systems regardless of the form of heat transfer, and in particular systems with radiative transfer.

Subsequent investigators have determined that the designation Neogene correctly applies to the rock systems and corresponding time intervals delineated by Lyell, though some authorities prefer to exclude the Pleistocene from the Neogene.

Some texts call this (and therefore spherical geometry) Riemannian geometry, but this term more correctly applies to a part of differential geometry that gives a way of intrinsically describing any surface.

The Transcendental Deduction (A84 130, B116 169) is Kant's attempt to demonstrate against empiricist psychological theory that certain a priori concepts correctly apply to objects featured in our experience.