Sentence examples for perfectly applicable from inspiring English sources

The results on engineering problems also prove that ESDA is perfectly applicable in real-world applications.

This context, in my opinion, is perfectly applicable to British Muslim communities.

These corrections did not make Newton wrong, he said, they just meant his theory was not always perfectly applicable.

Madeleine Bunting's thoughts on the ways in which "a bias against having babies has permeated our culture" is meant to apply to the culture of the United Kingdom, but her analysis in London's Guardian of the phenomenon she calls "anti-natalism" seems perfectly applicable to the United States, even if U.S. birth rates are higher than Europe's.

Although primarily developed for PET, this methodology is perfectly applicable to SPECT.

Cooke (2007) put forward that RDP analytical method was perfectly applicable to more 'traditional' sectors, such as the food industry (184).

In a year shaped by endless news-cycle distraction, fractured alliances, and the wolfishness of men, one Internet image seemed perfectly, almost endlessly, applicable to the world at large.

The cry-laugh emoji, however, does the job perfectly, and is applicable to any number of scenarios.

One of those convulsively funny readers, @guywriters, submitted what seemed like millions of song titles, and one of those was so perfectly clunky (and universally applicable) that made us laugh, spit-take style, and, as a result, it is the winner: It's "I Am…I Said…But Now I Am Something Else…Because My Position Has Evolved On That Particular Issue".

This model is applicable to perfectly elastic contacts.

We cannot subsist on inorganic matter alone, as plants do, but we can critically question our dietary choices without prescribing a perfectly violence-free and universally applicable eating pattern.