Sentence examples for forward applications from inspiring English sources

The committee said: "The programme is not providing value for money at present... Unless the position on care records system deployments improves appreciably in the very near future (ie within the next six months), the Department of Health should assess the financial case for allowing [hospital] trusts to put forward applications for central funding for alternative systems".

As technology accelerates forward, applications are fragmenting and products are becoming obsolete faster.

Under the contest rules, each participating institution including NIH institutes can sponsor up to two candidates, but NIH only puts forward applications they expect to be competitive.

But he countered that the grounds for which police and security services have the ability to put forward applications for warrants "should be as tightly defined as possible".

(b) Forward applications: the biological fingerprints are predicted on the basis of the whole biological system.

However, a straight forward application of SISO designs for MIMO systems is not suggested.

This paper presents a straight forward, application-oriented approach using multi-temporal remotely sensed data to systematically monitor the spatiotemporal dynamics of the world's urban giants.

It is however highlighted that in a forward application, such as during a real crisis, the large uncertainty associated with the parameter expressing the time to eruption would translate into significant uncertainty in the optimum time for evacuation.

As shown in Figure 13e, since the RC was not located at the same position as the RP, the image obtained by straight forward application of PFA was blurred.

The advantages of new model and code are in their straight forward application to any given particles parameters without the need for previously designed analytical expression for scattering phase function.

Any nonempty intersection of a set obtained by forward application and a set obtained by reverse application of reactions yields a new pathway between elements of C. To avoid repetitions, it is enough to check whether each C F (i ) intersects C R (i ) and C R (i −1).