Sentence examples for particular application for from inspiring English sources
"Its use will be in ejecting projectiles into the air and landing in water," Mr. Susko writes in his patent, "with particular application for waterfront recreational activities wherein projectile means people".
This chapter provides a general introduction to fiber optic chemical sensors (FOCS) with particular application for heavy metal monitoring.
The appropriateness of an evaluation depends on the particular application for which the deformations are to be used.
Also, the local nature of the applications will make them difficult for tourists to find, as they must discover the particular application for each city visited.
User has to carefully investigate the suitability of a particular application for FPGA as they are effective only for a certain set of applications.
In spite of the selection methods, diversity shown in [23], and the use of five information variables for the decision making, this algorithm does not adjust the selection according to a particular application, for instance, BE or RT.
In particular, applications for protein expression, virus production, transgenic animals and chromosome engineering are described.
The essential questions are: how do we make geoinformation reliable enough for the particular applications for which it is to be used, and what limits should we put on use of its power?
Putting all the proverbial eggs in one basket (be it touch screen, smell-o-vision, or some other possible fad) is never a good idea, but that doesn't mean those technologies cannot and will not be successful in particular applications for a particular audience.
The distribution of elements between the solid and liquid phase is very interesting not only because it helps in understanding the occurrence of decomposition reactions but also because the permanence of certain elements on the HC can provide particular applications for these materials.
We foresee particular applications for the time-resolved analysis, which are summarized in Fig. 8.
