Sentence examples similar to portion of application from inspiring English sources

She says that the policy is working as intended: A larger portion of applications are being funded as A0s and the average wait time for receiving funding for a grant application has dropped from 93 weeks to 56 weeks.

In the last years of the doubling, NIH held the success rate (the portion of applications funded) at around 30% to avoid creating an unsustainable number of new grants.

It doesn't have support for Facebook apps, which I view as a good thing; even be it that the number of existing limitations that would prevent or dampen that could be circumvented, a significant portion of applications would be little but annoyances when on the go.

Large portions of application code are written today to maximize the use of memory and minimize access to high latency storage.

Instead of running applications on whatever processor resources are available, physicalization means dedicating one or more cores to a specific application or portion of the application.

When your application is "undelivered", that means that the SOPHAS verification team noticed some errors in the self-reported course entry portion of your application and/or other parts of your application that need you to fix.

The Admissions Committee will not review any portion of your application until we have all required application materials, including your standardized test score.

CUDA follows a code offloading model, i.e., compute-intensive portions of applications running on the host CPU processor are typically offloaded onto the GPU device for acceleration.

We encourage regular decision applicants to submit their portion of the application by Dec. 15, if possible.

No. Though we encourage regular decision applicants to submit their portion of the application by Dec. 15, if possible, there is no advantage to doing so.

Results: Researchers designed a system that secures Web applications by protecting against attacks on the portion of the application's code that runs on users' machines rather than on Web servers.