Sentence examples for governmental applications from inspiring English sources

Military and governmental applications are obvious, as are secure on-line shopping and banking.

It is especially dedicated to governmental applications.

Recent advances in technology for commercial, medical, military, and governmental applications have increased the demand for portable power systems.

Traditionally, they are used only in commercial and governmental applications because infrared images are required to capture high quality blood vessels.

There is a proliferating demand for both commercial and governmental applications of wireless localization services that ascertain the position of a (mobile user) MU in an indoor environment [1].

The lack of the swipe sensor in GUC100 database can be justified by the fact that database is intended to simulate and predict performance for public, commercial, and governmental applications but not for access to personal devices, where swipe sensors are in common use.

Personal agent can be applied to analyse and assisting in completing task especially for solving one purpose, and multi agents system can be applied at education, industrial, commercial, governmental, military, and entertainment applications for solving multi purposes.

Regulation had been classified as a specific type of public policy, indicating that policies should be categorized according to the degree and application of governmental coercion and separating regulatory policy making from distributive and redistributive policy making.

A significant preliminary issue in any suit against governmental bodies is the application of sovereign immunity.

Masahide Sasaki, a physicist at the institute, says that the ability to handle video conferencing is key to high-end applications such as governmental communications.

They are also used by a variety of governmental and industrial customers for applications such as directional drilling, reduction of magnetic survey data and space weather monitoring and forecasting (e.g., Reay et al., 2005; Marshall et al., 2011).