Sentence examples for issues in applying from inspiring English sources
Moreover, we consider imperfect synchronization and some issues in applying the model for multi-piconet environments.
A careful reader might be concerned with practical issues in applying SIC in wireless networks.
Major issues in applying ordinary RLNC include the computational cost and the coefficient vector overhead.
We present several sustainability indicators for ecological, economic and social dimensions and discuss the issues in applying them in sustainability impact assessments (SIAs).
A discussion of the science behind RNA interference is followed by a presentation of the potential practical issues in applying this technology to neonatal respiratory viral diseases.
There are issues in applying environmental taxation especially is a developing country as it has possible threat of affecting the developmental rates and it is least likely that it will be welcomed by the concerned people.
The scientists warned against any use of hatcheries to restore wild fish, calling the question "one of the most controversial issues in applied ecology".
She was a uniquely distinguished contributor to the field of inter-racial issues in applied psychology and also had a private practice from her home.
One of the most important issues in applied seismology is the establishment of a methodology for strong groundmotion prediction.
In practice, few normative ethicists have shown less interest in particular issues in applied ethics than the particularists: "Particularism claims, in effect, that there is no such thing as moral theory, in this sense [sc. the existence of a set of moral principles], and so no such subject as practical ethics" (McNaughton 1988: 204).
Studies of new antimicrobials from plant derived extracts and agroindustrial byproducts as antimicrobials and preservatives are important issues in applied microbiology and biotechnology, for both implementing and improving effective alternative technologies to tackle antimicrobial resistance.
