Sentence examples for newly application from inspiring English sources
Moreover, methods of social network analysis and visualization technologies are relatively fresh perspective but lacking innovation for its newly application in this field.
A newly provisioned application server is assigned an application repository by the global controller.
Additionally, there's now a newly launched application called Amazon Shopping which looks much like the original application, but no longer includes the Appstore section.
Correction: April 7, 2004, Wednesday An article yesterday about the difficuties foreign performers have had obtaining visas under newly rigorous application procedures referred incorrectly in some copies to a British author who was stopped at an airport in Vancouver because he did not have the proper visa.
Evaluation of this newly described application is needed.
In this paper, we investigate a newly emerging application area for ANNs; namely civil engineering.
The newly proposed application of gallium oxide nanorods as electrode material is notable also because this material can preserve the electrical pathway without the need of any "buffer matrix" to compensate for the expansion upon lithium or sodium reversible storage.
A newly announced application called Tickle has been promising to give you an excuse to get away in the form of an urgent, but fake, phone call, which you can slyly activate just by "tickling" (rubbing your finger over) your iPhone.
The question is an optional one for prospective students to fill out on the newly designed application, and also offers a "prefer not to say" option.
As toxicological data and analyses are often applied to situations and circumstances unforeseen by the primary investigators, the user will need to consider the original intent and the newly proposed application.
Any newly identified application for an existing drug would facilitate rapid evaluation in phase II clinical trials because of extensive existing data on the pharmacokinetics and safety profiles of these agents in humans (Chong and Sullivan, 2007).
