Sentence examples for much applied in from inspiring English sources

The RMR system is still very much applied in rock mechanics engineering context.

The word "auteur" is no longer much applied in Hollywood, where only a few film directors can impose their artistic vision without interference.

A similar approximation technique by trigonometric functions is commonly called Fourier expansion, and is much applied in engineering, see below.

A group of clustering techniques which is not yet so much applied in the field of bio- and chemoinformatics is based on graph theory.

The manual method can be very much applied in software method by choosing Open button for individual images.

More generally, although the Cold War is over, the old hawk-dove divisions still very much apply in the world of foreign policy, just with different specifics.

There's an expression in academia "Publish or perish," and today it very much applies to writers and in particular, bloggers.

That does not so much apply pressure to those in the modern day as highlight a glaring area for improvement.

That is important because if too much brake is applied in the back, the rear tire can slide and suddenly grip, which can cause a "highsider," in which the whipping of the bike catapults the rider off.

The main new features of the PRESHOWER code include a much faster algorithm applied in the procedures of simulating the processes of gamma conversion and bremsstrahlung, update of the geomagnetic field model, and a minor correction.

Given this limitation, classification algorithms are much more commonly applied in the network intrusion detection sphere.