Sentence examples for further application from from inspiring English sources
Although the geological feature is more related to the "infinite plate" model, the "semi-infinite" model was used to reflect the further application from the semi-infinite model basis of Ishak and Bachok (2009), and the comparison made in the experiments in the later section, as that the ductile deformation structure could be correctly estimated from integrating the flow rate distribution.
This does not include thousands of further applications from part-time students, which will be made direct to universities up until September.
A variety of further applications from other fields of the engineering sciences is given in the references, highlighting the charm of fuzzy predictions.
"We will be making further applications for information from all ISPs".
Further applications for these features, ranging from general genre recognition to song identification [13], or measuring rhythmic similarity [39], must be investigated.
In particular, further application could benefit from the preliminary definition of a possible single jet architecture, which aims to reduce the problems derived from high frontal section required by the dual jet configuration.
Finally, we discuss future potential benefits that can be obtained from further application of psychometric methodology in anaesthesia research.
The further application of knowledge learned from in vitro chemical screening and ambitious in vivo chemical screening will undoubtedly advance this field.
This work provides some valuable and fundamental information of the natural hyperbranched polysaccharide from mushroom for further application in biomedical devices and tissue engineering.
A further application thus involves identifying significant departures from the expectation of the Brownian motion model as a means of detecting adaptive variation in the tempo and mode of trait evolution [ 13- 15].
Ms. Nelson was kept in custody pending a further bail application from her court-appointed lawyer, Glenn Abolafia, who entered a not-guilty plea on her behalf.
