Sentence examples for documents applications from inspiring English sources

In court on Wednesday, Ms. Brody, the lawyer for Onta Williams, leafed through Mr. Hussain's long paper trail of court documents, applications and other evidence from his 15 years in the United States.

This review documents applications of geographical information systems (GIS), remote sensing (RS) and spatially-explicit statistical and mathematical models to epidemiological studies of EVZ.

SureChEMBL contains searchable patent documents (applications and granted patents) from the USPTO, EPO and WIPO, (United States Patent and Trademark Office, European Patent Office and World Intellectual Property Organization, respectively) along with English abstracts of Japanese patents.

The WorkSpaces provide end users with access to documents, applications and other resources, and can be used from any supported device, including Windows and Mac computers, Chromebooks, iPads, Fire tablets and Android tablets.

CDNs are used by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to deliver web pages, but this technology is also very useful to enterprises for the delivery of downloadable media, mobile media, software, documents, applications, and especially the real-time streaming of audio, video and television.

Microsoft denies this is the case, noting that it has released One Note, a limited cloud-based documents application, for iPhone, and that Office Web Apps run on a lot of different browsers.

In the paper, we also present a TAL processor, developed to instantiate final hypermedia documents (application specifications) from TAL templates.

It was identified that there were very few documented applications of successful MEOR projects.

The other two activites, xylanase and cellulase, also have well known and extensively documented applications in biotechnology [15, 16].

This approach, based on the principles of data fusion, has been largely used to generate not only consensus models of the activity landscape but also in many documented applications of data fusion [28 30].

Although the RGB approach is generally used in remote sensing visualizations, its use in other quantitative contexts still has few documented applications (Hargrove and Hoffman 2004; Craig et al. 2006).