Sentence examples for its application from from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, AT&T withdrew its application from the regulator, saying it intended to focus first on the antitrust case.
The bioassay for CY is a relatively simple and rapid procedure, and the extension of its application from body fluids to solid tissues makes it a useful tool in experimental pharmacokinetic studies.
This in turn has led to its application, from earliest times, to the fabrication of jewelry and decorative items.
Two major philosophical problems remained: to provide an account of the origins of reason and to shift its application from the physical universe to human nature.
After drawing and redrawing the boundaries, changing plans several times and spending years discussing the project, the steering committee for the Yorkville-East 86th Street BID withdrew its application from the city's Department of Business Services last week.
The judges said they allowed that provision to go into effect because the Alabama legislature itself had significantly narrowed its scope this summer, restricting its application from practically every government activity, including pet tags, to six specific licenses, some of which were already forbidden for illegal immigrants anyway.
In all its applications, from improved scientific knowledge of the Earth to furthering the progress of the incipient industrial revolution, he predicted that it would be "the Honour of the Nation".
The special issue covers a variety of topics in modern phylogenetics and its applications, from phylogenetic systematics to new methodological developments and reviews.
However, this technique is limited by its long acquisition time (> 1 s/pixel) with high excitation power, preventing its applications from fast scanning of large surface areas with high spatial resolution [ 10].
See articleVolkswagen made public its application for help from Germany's €500 billion ($650 billion) bank bail-out programme.
AT&T recently withdrew its application for approval from the FCC and set aside $4 billion to cover its costs if the deal collapses, which now looks likely.
