Sentence examples for remnants applied from inspiring English sources

Historical remnants applied to human history: Human historians have also long understood that this is a general principle of historical reasoning, from fashion to language to technology.

Things have calmed down the morning after; I removed the bandage I wore overnight, gently washed over goopy ink and blood remnants, then applied ointment.

The supernatant liquid was discarded and the viscous silver remnant was collected and applied over a Whatman No. 1 paper and left for 48 h.

In Israel's early days, the exemption system was created to preserve the scholarly remnants of Orthodox Jewry and applied to 400 students.

In this form the code was applied to the remnants of Spain's old colonial empire (Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines) until their loss in 1898.

The − 0 and + 0 kVcm−1 are remnant polarization states after the applied electric fields of − 10 and + 10 kVcm−1 turned off, respectively.

The IFN- α/5-FU therapy for the remnant multiple liver tumour was applied postoperatively, as described previously (Ota et al, 2005; Nagano et al, 2007a).

The IFN- α/5-FU therapy for remnant multiple liver tumours was applied postoperatively, as described previously (Ota et al, 2005; Nagano et al, 2007a).

DISPACT (ISRCTN18452029) [ 13, 14], a trial examining techniques for closure of the remnant pancreas in distal pancreatectomy applied similar eligibility criteria, and confirmed that six patients could be enrolled every month.

The method developed here can be applied in areas without remnant vegetation to separate the soil condition from capability by gauging phenosoils against genosoils.

After that, the blade was applied to scrape the abnormal tissue remnant, which ensured excellent polishing and smoothing of the surface.