Sentence examples for published an application from inspiring English sources

In a full-page newspaper advertisement the Pakistani commerce ministry has published an application form for the export of 11 radioactive substances, including depleted uranium, enriched uranium, plutonium and tritium, and 17 types of equipment, including nuclear power reactors, nuclear research reactors and reactor control systems.

The European Trademark Office has today published an application by Apple for dibs on the word "thinnovation".

In 1978 Dahl, et al. [ 49] published an application of linguistic analysis in psychotherapy that is intermediate to analysis of word count and the analysis of sequential structure based on symbolic dynamics presented in the next section.

For example, in 1946 the British statistician R.D. Clarke published "An Application of the Poisson Distribution," in which he disclosed his analysis of the distribution of hits of flying bombs (V-1 and V-2 missiles) in London during World War II.

Trellix, based in Concord, Mass., publishes an application software program that helps users create documents suited for reading on the World Wide Web, rather than being printed out.

And unlike Apple, which puts all potential iPhone applications through a review process before they are accepted in the App Store, Google allows any developer to publish an application instantly to the Android Market, its version of the App Store.

Patent offices typically publish an application 18 months after the date it was filed unless there is a reason it should be kept secret or the inventor has explicitly abandoned the process.

The German Federal Environment Agency has recently published a smartphone application 'Scan4Chem' [7] which facilitates the information request further.

Today Google published a patent application for using holograms in a head mounted display like Google Glass.

Apple Computer is known for its splashy computer designs, and there has been a notable buzz among the Macintosh faithful since the the Patent and Trademark Office's Web site published an Apple patent application several weeks ago.

Today the USPTO published an Apple patent application (spotted by UnwiredView) that ventures a little farther afield than most, and describes a mobile banking concept that is truly innovative, which could essentially turn iTunes into a micro-lending bank.