With that done, most photographers will naturally apply the rule of thirds.
(Britain, as usual, is a partial exception to this view).So when Europeans search for a common foreign policy, they naturally apply the principles of multilateralism that have worked well at home.
Her ideal combination of "paid worker, parent, community member, self-improver and pleasure-seeker" would indeed be wonderful, and should naturally apply to both sexes, but it sounds more like the achievements of a lifetime than a realistic picture of the years with young children, however evenly the parenting is split.
These equations naturally apply to various fields, like biology (the study of competitive species in population dynamics), physics (the study of motions of interacting bodies), the study of control systems, neurology, and electricity; see [6, Chapter 3].
In the chapter about earthquakes, their vulnerability is highlighted: "Earthquakes cause fear and unsafety, especially among young pupils who have a tendency for panicking, so before an earthquake happens it is important to ensure that students as well as teachers are perfectly aware of the procedures to be followed, in order to naturally apply the basic safety principles" (ME 2003, p. 70).
In the process, we naturally apply our own experience and opinion.
Avuncular is the word that naturally applies to Burton Goldberg.
Since the separated phospholipids are rather waxy or gummy solids, the term degumming was quite naturally applied to the separation.
Again, this strategy is most naturally applied to resultant luck.
A second strategy for explaining away moral luck is most naturally applied to resultant luck.
In addition, some efficient peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) reduction techniques can be naturally applied.
