Sentence examples for it directly applies from inspiring English sources

Many of us hear the word diversity and do not think it directly applies to our children.

At the time I wrote Nickel and Dimed, I wasn't sure how many people it directly applied to – only that the official definition of poverty was way off the mark, since it defined an individual earning $7 an hour, as I did on average, as well out of poverty.

If it were directly applied to such languages, it would run the risk of undergenerating ontological commitments: perhaps there are commitments hidden by the intensional operators, as would be the case if they are disguised quantifiers.

His charitable donations made possible the Columbia Teen Screen program, which was unique in that it has directly applied Columbia's remarkable psychiatric research to the well-being of teenagers and their families in 450 communities across the United States.

NBPT is transformed into N- butyl) phosphoric triamide (N- butyls it is directly aphosphoricsoil (Creason etriamide90).

It has been shown that this circuit model can be interpreted as the random walk model (Doyle and Snell, 1984), but it cannot directly apply on directed edges.

After the flocculated cell culture containing Mab-T was clarified, it was directly applied to a Protein A column at a loading capacity of 35 mg/mL-resin in a product capture mode.

However, it is difficult to directly apply it to the remediation of As contaminated rivers or lakes due to the small size and low hydraulic conductivity.

Most importantly, since the k-shortest paths algorithm does not normalize edge weights and it can be directly applied on directed edges, it does not have the problems of the random walk model.

Though it does not directly apply to other cable companies, both AOL and consumer groups hope it will become a template for the industry.

It argues that the court should have only considered the code if it had been directly applied to a particular student who then brought a suit.