Sentence examples for strongly applied from inspiring English sources

For example, this measure has been proposed as essential parts of test statistics, which has seen strongly applied to contexts of radar synthetic aperture image processing in both univariate (Nascimento et al. 2010) and polarimetric (or multivariate) (Nascimento et al. 2014) perspectives.

To say Napoleon does eyeliner right is an understatement, as the producer backs up formidable tunes like "Dope a la Mode" and "Count on You," her 2013 collab with Jessie Andrews, with strongly applied makeup that reinforces, rather than distracts from, her presence on stage and in the DJ booth.

Anyway, I ask Tony where, between the staff canteen and the playlist, the phrase "meat and two veg" most strongly applies.

Situational ethics is a commonly coined term for this, which strongly applies to fans and players.

The same rationale, if not as strongly, applies to the provisions of the ICCPR.

Remember this basic wine caveat, and strongly apply it to organics: what's in the glass should bring pleasure for the taste, not for the medicine or the fashion.

In addition to focusing on psychopathology and personality features in both incarcerated and non-detained juvenile delinquents there is also a need to more clearly specify the type of offenders to whom the observed abnormal features most strongly apply.

This may most strongly apply to premenopausal women, in whom the IGF levels are higher than in postmenopausal[ 22], and where the IGF axis is postulated to have an increased role because of involvement of the sex hormones[ 52].

More elaborate statements about such properties as "cantorian" and "strongly cantorian" (applied to order types as well as cardinality) yield even stronger axioms of infinity.

A five point Likert scale response (strongly disagree to strongly agree) was applied to each of the items.

It is understood that former Met assistant commissioner Steve House is strongly considering applying.