Sentence examples for somewhat applied from inspiring English sources

For about 50 years, Continuous Compaction Control (CCC) has been somewhat applied in earthworks by using a roller integrated measurement during compaction process.

He practically spat out the adjective "polarizing," even though it somewhat applies.

This learning curve somewhat applies throughout the whole car, too.

The only time I allow myself musical nostalgia is when I'm working on a period film, so I'm somewhat applying that rule to books.

In biology, the term is (somewhat romantically) applied to the surprisingly extensive transcription of RNA from regions of the genome which do not code for proteins; and whereas there is still no firm evidence that cosmological dark matter exists, never mind any evidence on what it is, the existence of noncoding RNA is not in dispute.

His somewhat French technique applied to somewhat Japanese-Australian ingredients (but limited to none) defies classification.

In her post, Ms. O'Hara implied that her little white lie was justified and quoted a colleague as saying that everyone bumps up their old salaries somewhat when applying for new jobs.

They seemed to somewhat selectively apply VCs, specifically by opting for TCs for confirmation of diagnosis, initiating a new treatment, or assuming care of the patient.

Associations tended to be somewhat stronger applying the GHQ-12 cut-off for 80th percentile than for analyses based on SCID-I/NP-diagnosed psychiatric conditions.

Thus, when the rate of the ion arrivals is high, the data output will display strong deviations from the Poisson distribution, although these can be reduced somewhat by applying statistical correction methods to the data.

For better success using colors right next to each other or layering colors, wait for the previous color to dry somewhat before applying the next one.