Sentence examples for instance of applying from inspiring English sources

Reverend Billy, though, is a rare instance of applying the practice powerfully in the information age.

To our knowledge, we present the first instance of applying ICF to the task of assessing the nursing workload, an outcome highly relevant to the optimization of patient care and allocation of nursing resources.

For instance, the immediate benefits of applying lubricants in machining processes may include reduced friction on the tool/material interface, reduced cutting forces, and longer tool life.

For instance, Table 1 shows the effect of applying a regular gap penalty scheme (monophasic) when compared with the bi-phasic gap penalty scheme that ProbCons uses by default.

One major bank said it had seen a "significant increase" this year in instances of criminals applying for loans from Wonga using stolen account details.

We have seen other instances of LinkedIn applying AI to its products to make them more useful to users — most recently, through a redesign of its contacts app (now called Connected) which acts not just as an address book but as a personal assistant that helps suggest new contacts and ways of strengthening relationships with those you already know.

It would be of interest, for instance, to apply anti-cancer drugs that target cell proliferation.

In such a way, no correlation can be exploited between feature sets protected by two (or more) related instances of the applied fuzzy vault records.

For instance, when applying the recommendation of the previous example to the prescription of an AGI for a patient as first-line treatment, the system deduces that the only recommended prescription is metformin.

We have not seen a case like this for a while, but it was an instance of a neighbour applying for a line and somehow the BT system mixed up your phone line with their request.

Intelligence, being a perfection, must exist to at least as great a degree in the cause as in the effect (an instance of Clarke's applying a causal corollary of the principle of sufficient reason).