Sentence examples for further applications from from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

"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.

However, the poor mechanical properties have prevented it from further applications.

Further applications of these enzymes range from analytical studies (Titz et al. 2009) to glycan remodeling (Iskratsch et al. 2009) and include various processes of biotechnological and medical importance (Husain 2010).

All data contained within the mirEX 2.0 database can be downloaded for use in further applications in a context-based way from the result windows or from a dedicated web page.

The M05-2X density functional in combination with several basis sets appears to be a useful tool for the study of the molecular structure and electronic properties of flavonoids and the possible nanostructures derived from them, and further applications to several molecular systems of this kind are being pursued in our laboratory.

Moreover, it is suitable for further applications as e.g. allele frequency estimation from pooled DNA [ 20] for investigating rare breeds.

The government is keen to encourage further applications, having recently announced plans to more than triple the number of protected food names from 63 to 200.