Sentence examples for fundamental application of from inspiring English sources
One fundamental application of measure theory is to probability and statistics, a development initiated by Kolmogorov in the 1930s.
The present work integrates surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) with multifunctional nanomaterial to monitor biomolecular interactions in bacterial cells, and points to a more fundamental application of nanotechnology in understanding cellular processes.
A fundamental application of the Gene Ontology (GO) is in the creation of gene product annotations, evidence-based associations between GO definitions and experimental or sequence-based analysis.
The practice of war is as natural as voting; both are fundamental applications of force, "naked and raw, the Power of the Rods and the Ax".
Change detection is one of the fundamental applications of RS and authors in [12] provide an investigation on using a specific procedure to monitor change related to desertification.
One of the fundamental applications of these data is for the detection of QTL and identification of QTL candidate genes.
Besides this fundamental application the redirection of intracellular organelles also can be used in industrial biotechnology.
But the Sheikh's claim to expect the highest standards has lately been satisfied in its most fundamental application – namely, his choice of trainers and pedigrees – only by one man.
Restoration of missing areas in digital images has been intensively studied since it can be applied to a number of fundamental applications such as restoration of corrupted old films, removal of unnecessary objects, and error concealment.
Although both approaches estimate directed influences between brain systems using the temporal dynamics in the fMRI data, the fundamental and application of them are quite controversial [77] [79].
Therefore, it is fundamental the application of HACCP and GMP Good Manufacturing Practicess) programs in industries, a stronger microbiological surveillance and greater dissemination of information about listeriosis (especially for risk groups).
