Sentence examples for merely be applied from inspiring English sources

However, most of these methods consider a single criterion that can merely be applied to detect the particular structure/distribution of data.

Although Governor Andrew Coumo's recent executive order appoints a special prosecutor to oversee and prosecute all cases involving issues of police misconduct, it remains to be clarified whether this order will merely be applied prospectively, or whether it may be interpreted to allow the reopening of previously heard cases.

As a behavior change challenge, in many settings we would merely be applying a scratch to a pre-existing itch.

J. Mordaunt Crook, the foremost authority on Burges, writes that, "once established, after twenty years' preparation, his 'design language' had merely to be applied, and he applied and re-applied the same vocabulary with increasing subtlety and gusto".

My job was structured on the supposition that in writing an abstract of an article there is a method that merely needs to be applied, and that this can be done without understanding the text.

What is very obvious is that this technology will not be applied merely to people under arrest, or to people under surveillance in accordance with the fourth amendment (suspects in possible terrorist plots or other potential crimes, after law enforcement agents have already obtained a warrant from a magistrate).

It should be applied not merely to tech platform companies with revenues of $25 billion of more, as she proposes, but to other monopolizing corporations that have consistently eroded freedom of choice and privacy protections, such as internet service providers.

This merely illustrates how the strategy can be applied to make progress on that challenge.

Some students are introduced to the chain rule merely as a rule that should be applied without much attempt to reveal the reasons for and justification of the procedure (Orton, 1983b; Siyepu, 2013a).

Montgomery vs. Louisiana involves the question of whether the Supreme Court's 2012 ruling was "substantive" (in which case it can be applied retroactively) or merely "procedural". It is complicated by an even more technical dispute over whether the Supreme Court even has jurisdiction over this state court issue.

In this respect Halligan and colleagues described a patient with hemiparesis after stroke who felt the touch when he merely watched a touch being applied to his paralyzed limb [12].