Sentence examples similar to six further applications from inspiring English sources

Two further applications to appeal were turned down in January and April 2015.

Two further applications of NNs are discussed in this paper.

Two further applications for expansion had been made by Weald of Kent school, alongside applications from Invicta grammar school in Maidstone, Wilmington Grammar School for Girls, as well as Cranbrook and Tonbridge grammar schools.

Applying the mentioned identity to classical hypergeometric orthogonal polynomials and deriving summation formulae for some classical summation theorems are two further applications of this identity.

Applying the mentioned identity on classical hypergeometric orthogonal polynomials and deriving summation formulae for some classical summation theorems are two further applications of this identity.

In 1857, Rodin submitted a clay model of a companion to the Grand École in an attempt to win entrance; he did not succeed, and two further applications were also denied.

Two further applications of the reagent have been described; [F]trifluoromethane was subsequently used in a reaction with carbonyl compounds to obtain [F]trifluoromethyl carbinols in good yields.

Tubers were treated with the anti-sprout agent chlorpropham (CIPC), with applications just after storage commenced and two further applications for the 6-month samples (all applications at 28 mL/tonne of ProLong (50% w/v CIPC in methanol)).

We also believe that circulating miRNAs are likely to have potential as prognostic markers in men treated by active surveillance or in men with high-risk localised cancers, two further applications that will be assessed in future work.

However, a single exposure to ultrasound for 60 s reduced LC50 to about 9  μ M and two further applications of ultrasound 24 h apart reduced LC50 by 80-fold to about 1.2  μ M. LC50 of nonmalignant skin cells was not significantly altered (>50  μ M in all cases).

One further application of the gyroscope principle may be seen in the precession of the equinoxes.