Sentence examples for drawing on the application of from inspiring English sources

A bit more serious is Putnam's (1962) objection drawing on the application of apparently clear-cut instances of observation concepts to submicroscopic particles.

It draws on the application of manufacturing business systems to health-care in order to unpack some of these polarities.

A comprehensive irradiation database of diagnostic components has been accumulated and permits conclusions to be drawn on the application of these components in ITER.

Woods and Cook [ 21] have drawn on the application of safety science in anaesthesia to develop a proactive check list that can be used to seek out points were safety is more vulnerable.

As a result of the tests and analyzes, conclusions were drawn on the application possibilities of aluminum composites reinforced with Al2O3 particles in construction of add-on-armor protection structures.

Perhaps such interventions should draw more heavily on the application of more focused and structured strategies, such as CBT.

Sometimes drawing on some creative application of rarely used provisions of the federal Clean Air Act, EPA has set a separate carbon-cutting goal for each state, based on its energy mix and ability to achieve reductions.

Scientific progress draws upon the application of different methodologies to the same problem.

Mr. Kobach said the commission viewed the impact of the programs too narrowly, drawing conclusions based solely on the application of antiterrorism laws, rather than others, like immigration law.

It draws on papers addressing the application of FTA around the globe which were presented at the Second International Seville Seminar in September 2006.

I must openly confess that, despite a careful reading, I have been unable to draw a clear conclusion on the application of the subsidiarity principle over this period.