For example, women might apply disproportionately to be cashiers and men disproportionately to work in receiving.
For example, students might apply the essay writing skills they learn in English class to writing essays in Social Studies courses, or we apply much of what we learn about driving a car to driving a bus or a truck.
On a Monday, for example, the school might apply a base of indicators to a group of students to look for red flags that week — things like a poor grade on a quiz, a missed meeting with an adviser, or failure to make a tuition payment.
For example, different surveillance rules might apply depending on whether the target of governmental surveillance accesses the internet using a cell phone, telephone, or cable modem.
For example, a chess player might apply the strategies they have learned there to understanding and perhaps even running a political campaign, or someone might learn about concepts related to wind flow from studying windmills and relate them to using a sail on a boat.
Here's one example of how you might apply your knowledge about yourself during the job search: Let's assume that you are preparing to apply to postdoctoral positions in academia and that you aspire to be a leading researcher in your field.
Looking around the Guardian offices, there are a few examples to whom this might apply.
Currently they have "unfettered discretion" over how to handle a case in which, for example, a dozen different statutes might apply.
It might apply, for example, if a person is discriminated against because they are thought to be gay when they are not.
Illnesses were assigned to the most appropriate syndromic category when >1 category might apply; for example, measles was classified as infectious rather than dermatologic, and anemia was assigned to the hematologic syndrome.
