Sentence examples for it is usually applied to from inspiring English sources
It is usually applied to geometric programming in the power control problems such as[11 13].
Etching corresponds to the application of an acid substance to demineralize the surface; priming is the preparation of the etched surface before application of the adhesive, and it is usually applied to dentin alone.
This approach is sometimes referred to as the multichannel matching pursuit or the multivariate matching pursuit (MMP) algorithm in literature since it is usually applied to multiple signals collected over multiple channels or sensors [52, 54 56].
ROT is widely used in the literature and it is usually applied to Vertical TEC (VTEC) that corresponds to the projection of STEC to the vertical direction along the ray path at the Ionospheric Pierce Point (IPP) using a mapping function.
However, when we talk of the moral failures of free market systems, it is usually applied to individuals.
It is usually applied to a snobbish, arrogant aristocratic male with a privileged public school and university (Oxford or Cambridge) background, or simply a well-spoken, well-educated, wealthy, pompous male who stands out among lower classes.
It's usually applied to cancers that are considered highly treatable, like those of the prostate and thyroid.
This is below the conventional threshold for "evidence", although it's worth remembering that that threshold is usually applied to the local significance, before the look-elsewhere effect is accounted for.
