Sentence examples for sustained application from inspiring English sources

"Vietnam is a single nation, not two," the co-authors argued, and "South Vietnam constitutes an artificial creation whose existence depends on the sustained application of American power".

But now the market is too large, its mechanism too corporate, its dependence on instant stars and products too strong to support the kind of collective thinking and sustained application of thought that have defined movements as such.

He said Renault was focusing on providing low-speed torque response and driveability, and that the engine needs to be mapped to deliver "sharp bursts of power rather than sustained application of throttle".

"Vietnam is a single nation, not two," Kahin and Lewis argued, and "South Vietnam constitutes an artificial creation whose existence depends on the sustained application of American power".

The sustained application of antibiotics entails the risk of emerging resistant bacteria which is needless to mention.

Similarly, in our experiments sustained application of auxin starting at ring stage parasites of both lines had no effect on schizogony.

For sustained applications of Davidson's own account, see Cooper (1986) and Guetti (1993).

Specialized 'recruitment' maneuvers (RMs) such as intermittent sighs, sustained applications of high pressure and brief exposures to increased PEEP with preserved tidal volumes or driving pressure acknowledge this interplay of high airway pressure and duration of its application.

Meanwhile, when plant sustained foliar application of ALA, it significantly improved the root morphology of B. napus plants under the Pb stress (Table 2).

More importantly, there are also applications in which proteins are partially hydrated, for example in sustained release applications when lyophilized proteins are embedded in a polymer matrix and are slowly hydrated upon polymer swelling and erosion during release.

Their small particle size and large pores make them attractive for sustained release applications in conjunction with polymeric additives.