Sentence examples for harsh applications from inspiring English sources

Rugged electrohydraulic systems are preferred for remote and harsh applications.

The carbon foams with high thermal stability are very promising in the fabrication of ultrathin EMI shields for thermally harsh applications.

Optical pressure sensors can operate in certain harsh application areas where the electrical pressure sensors cannot.

It has provoked renewed concern over the increasingly harsh application of the lèse-majesté laws, enshrined in Thailand's criminal code and a newer Computer Crime Act.

We review our recent progresses towards building heterogeneous Si multi-wavelength lasers with exceptional tolerance to harsh application environment and novel controllability.

Incensed by his treatment, Wildebood, a journalist, wrote a campaigning biography, Against the Law, which on its publication in 1955 helped to crystallise opinion against the harsh application of sexual offence laws.

DAKAR, Senegal — Islamists who control northern Mali have publicly amputated the hand of a man they accused of robbery, continuing an increasingly harsh application of what the vast region's new masters consider sacred law.

NEWS Even as the world makes plans to recapture northern Mali by force, the Islamists who rule the region show no qualms about continuing their harsh application of Shariah law.

Thus, the commercial norm buyers ought to honour their commitments even under changed market conditions was enforced by the courts through a seemingly harsh application of an unrelated rule concerning rejection.

Our approach is to overcome the poor data validity in WSNs, specifically for harsh application environments – such as unattended sensor nodes or frail wireless transmitting channels – where fault tolerant becomes a vital aspect.

This harsh application of Shariah law, with people accused of being thieves sometimes having their feet amputated as well, has occurred at least 14 times since the Islamist takeover last spring, not including the recent vow of more to come, according to Human Rights Watch and independent observers.