Sentence examples for series of application from inspiring English sources
A series of application studies are presented to verify the effectiveness of the proposed LQC-RBFN model.
So once I'd decided that a career in commerce might be for me, it was just a matter of filling in a series of application forms and waiting to see what happened.
SAFEDOR has been focusing work on the development of a risk-based regulatory framework, a risk-based design framework, advanced probabilistic simulation tools and their integration as well as a series of application examples.
A series of application in the software package multidistribute (v9/25/2003) were used for these analyses.
'There's no really clear series of applications which define what a tablet is for,' says [analyst Ian] Fogg.
The trial was supposed to start last summer but was delayed by a series of applications by defence lawyers.
But while a head-mounted display could fit into a regular computer setup, the first series of applications for the product will take better advantage of its capabilities.
General Electric has distributed approximately 2,000 iPads internally, and it developed a series of applications both for its employees and for its customers.
Takahashi Toku specializes in yuzen, a dyeing process developed in the mid-17th century that initially uses a rubber-based paste to protect areas from dye and then a complex series of applications and steaming treatments.
In the case of rules 1 7, the conclusion is said to depend on all of those hypotheses that have been used in the series of applications of the rules that have led to this conclusion; i.e., it is claimed simply that the conclusion follows from these hypotheses, not that it holds in its own right.
Shiseido's self-tanning moisturizing gel ($20 at Macy's) is designed to mimic the process of a real suntan gradually, with color emerging over a stretch of several hours, while Frédéric Fekkai's Self-Bronzer with Shea butter ($22.50 at Neiman Marcus) subtly shades the skin through a series of applications.
