Sentence examples for intrusive application from inspiring English sources

My parents, who will have a month next summer taking constitutionals along the River Cam, comparing it (unfavourably) with the Ganges and, more inexplicably, watching Coronation Street in the evenings, will undergo an intrusive application procedure that entails handing over confidential financial information going back several years to British visa officials.

"An open-field for developers could very quickly lead to intrusive applications which really miss the point of the watch as an ambient computing device, something which adds convenience, rather than distraction," says Stuart Frisby, principal designer at Booking.com.

Although research directed at aiding voice recognition seems innocuous enough, one can't help imagining the technology evolving toward more intrusive applications such as monitoring conversation in crowded public places where the use of microphones is impractical or impossible.

Intrusive mode: Our application includes an embedded video player, thus providing access to the content being consumed through the YouTube Application Programming Interface (API).

Our QoE tool is able to run in two different modes: 1) Intrusive mode: Our application includes an embedded video player, thus providing access to the content being consumed through the YouTube Application Programming Interface (API).

She said the process was more intrusive than her application to the state bar association.

Figure 7 Stress distribution in PDL of upper central during application of intrusive force, palatal view.

Figure 6 Stress distribution in PDL of upper central during application of intrusive force, apical view.

An application for intrusive surveillance on Adebowale in 2013 took "nearly twice as long as it should have".

(a) Stress distribution in PDL of upper central with crown-root angle of 166.7° during application of intrusive force, labial view.

(b) Stress distribution in PDL of upper central with crown-root angle of 173.4° during application of intrusive force, apical view.