Sentence examples for forms of applied from inspiring English sources
With a large number of researchers accepting patents as a strong indicator of R&D performance, it is important to bear in mind that when looking closer at different forms of collaborations (such as formal networking research projects) one has to consider forms of applied collaborative outputs other than patents.
Yet unlike other forms of applied design, typography remains an obscure and little-understood field.
I even began to notice common elements among various forms of applied arts in the city, not the least of which was high-quality handwork, visible in Mr. Pazicski's evening wear and in the funky bags, belts and other accessories from Luu Anh Tuan (www.anh-tuan.com).
Although several studies have paid attention to the development of new technologies, the conditions and forms of applying these technologies have been analyzed less often.
The first research about MAC was published in 1966; nevertheless, until now, no study has tried to compare the three different forms of applying this technique.
In this article we elaborate a conceptualisation of mathematics for teaching as a form of applied mathematics (using Bass's idea of characterising mathematics education as a form of applied mathematics) and we examine implications of this conceptualisation for the mathematical preparation of teachers.
Magic is a form of applied psychology.
Sustainability can be a form of applied anthropology and vice versa.
Yet, at the same time, these questions — and the answers provided in the form of applied tech — offer as much uncertainty as they do improvements.
Structurally, this magic is a form of applied Platonist metaphysics—in Ernst Cassirer's words, an emanatist form of physics ("emanatistische Form der Physik" Cassirer 2002 [1926]: 128).
This paper examines the response of simply supported steel thin plate shear webs with stiffened centrally located circular cut-outs when subjected to in-plane shear loading in the form of applied in -plane shear displacements.
