Sentence examples for familiar application from inspiring English sources

Electricity generation is the most familiar application.

The most familiar application remains the ubiquitous "thumb drive", with its non-volatile memory built into the USB plug itself.

Indeed, the red, green and yellow signals are — aside from the tiny blinking red light on a DVD player, a cellphone or another electronic device — probably the most familiar application of the technology.

These properties allow it to be used for bushings and bearings that require no lubricant, as liners for equipment used in the storage and transportation of strong acids and organic solvents, as electrical insulation under high-temperature conditions, and in its familiar application as a cooking surface that does not require the use of fats or oils.

Its most familiar application is color imaging via a color filter array (e.g., the Bayer pattern [6]).

The Wall of Friends, including the two examples in the exhibition: Pallas (2011) and Tony (2011), is another extremely effective use of mixed media which here incorporates the more graphic elements of collage and linocut combined with his now familiar application of ornamentation.

They usually have a toolbar positioned just above familiar applications such as Microsoft Word, Internet Explorer, Adobe Reader and Google Docs.

These advantages are demonstrated by recasting several familiar applications of circumscription in the new format, including some examples of inheritance hierarchies, the domain closure assumption and causal minimization.

ICT skills for teachers - beyond the basics Wednesday 21 March 2012 Many teachers are comfortable using familiar applications like word processors, presentation software and web browsers with their pupils but don't always have the confidence to introduce less familiar tools.

In the last decade, theoretical computer science has seen remarkable progress on the problem of solving graph Laplacians — the esoteric name for a calculation with hordes of familiar applications in scheduling, image processing, online product recommendation, network analysis, and scientific computing, to name just a few.

All of them implement familiar applications or games in Java e.g. Chess, Tic Tac Toe, Monopoly and Tetris.