Sentence examples for introduced to apply from inspiring English sources
A multiple-purpose electrical car development is introduced to apply the proposed method.
A procedure is developed and introduced to apply on the Doppler velocities obtained from the phase parameter technique.
A new component called the incremental pixel shader (IPS) is introduced to apply the final step of the proposed method, which is based on horizontal and vertical color increments jointly with the double Bresenham method.
The method of the factorized construction is introduced to apply to the generation of ZCZ sequence set based on base ZCZ sequence set, which has the shortest length according to the size of the set, with interleaving technique.
One might take his project, and that of later medieval logic in general, to be a matter of specifying how the introduction of complexity into the individual terms in a categorical statement affects the sense of the whole statement, so that one can deal logically with the complex terms that must be introduced to apply Aristotelian logic to more interesting stretches of discourse.
In this paper, the risk-based inspection (RBI) technique is introduced to be applied in the leakage risk assessment of direct coal liquefaction process.
Hence Multi-centre Research Ethics Committees (MRECs) were introduced to avoid researchers having to apply to several local RECs with the same application [ 18, 22].
WASHINGTON -- A handful of House Democrats, encouraged by the recent bipartisan agreement that stay-at-home moms should be considered just as hard working as anyone in the workforce, will introduce legislation to apply that standard to mothers on welfare as well.
Bank levy to be introduced in January next year, to apply to the balance sheets of UK banks and building societies, and to the UK operations of banks from abroad.
Rules that the EU have introduced will continue to apply after we leave unless and until our elected government changes them".
Stymied by Mr. Clinton's vetoes of their estate-tax and marriage-penalty bills, Congressional Republicans on Tuesday introduced a proposal to apply what they said was 90percentt of next year's budget surplus to reduce the national debt.
