Sentence examples for periodic application from inspiring English sources

Naturally maintained fields typically require aeration, regular overseeding and the periodic application of natural soil amendments (compost or compost teas) and fertilizers.

This paper investigates an optimal cross-layer optimization for WSN with periodic application.

This paper describes a distributed software architecture and middleware implementation that combines object-based blackboard-style communications with data-driven and periodic application scheduling to greatly simplify distributed programming while achieving scalable performance.

The commercial farming of Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar, typically requires the periodic application of copper-based anti-foulants and chemotherapeutic treatments, including Slice®, Excis®, Salmosan® and Aquatet®/Tetraplex® to reduce the effects of biological pests.

However, it was demonstrated that the Cu electrode can be reactivated by the periodic application of a square wave potential pulse at −0.5 V, which causes the desorption of poisoning species.

And for developers looking to get approved, they can now apply anytime rather than waiting for periodic application rounds that happened every few months.

Shock-absorbing shoes, heel wedges, periodic applications of ice packs insulated by cloth, and moist heat on the affected joint are useful as well.

JULES MASSENET is emerging from reputation rehab yet again, about to make one of his periodic applications for re-evaluation in hopes of being taken seriously.

A state official familiar with the investigation said that the state's inspector general was investigating, in part, Mr. Chiseri's role in expediting Parkshore's periodic applications for expansion.

Providing efficient workload management is an important issue for a large-scale heterogeneous distributed computing environment where a set of periodic applications is executed.

Even the program of exercises he did for his postsurgical wrist seemed a little detached, four times a day, an odd set of extensions and flexions that resembled prayer in some remote northern province, among a repressed people, with periodic applications of ice.