Sentence examples for term when applied from inspiring English sources
The term, when applied to thinner, simple alterations of shale-limestone or sandstone-siltstone, has been referred to as minor.
"Cannot" is a funny term when applied to actions that are, technically, entirely under one's control — like when a teen-ager just can't tell his parents something.
STRANGE is a relative term when applied to the work of Willem Dafoe, and yet when one looks at his fall schedule, it is also the word that jumps most immediately to mind.
Similarly, the limit function symbol 'lim' yields an empty singular term when applied to the name of a non-coverging sequence.
Figure 7 Processing time of different algorithms (Lucas-Kanede--LK--and Horn-Schunck--HS, including or excluding the production term) when applied to a different number of images.
Oreskes et al. 1994, a very widely-cited article, was mostly critical of the terminology, arguing that "validity," in particular, is a property that only applies to logical arguments, and that hence the term, when applied to models, might lead to overconfidence.
Figure 1 presents the relative errors (1-frac {bar {M}_{mathrm {S}}}{M_{mathrm {S}} }) obtained, in percentage terms when applying (65).
An algebraic technique is presented for balancing flux gradients and source terms when applying Roe's approximate Riemann solver in finite volume schemes.
I found the use of this term offensive when applied to a place, however beautiful, built by a slaveholder, as Jefferson was.
Robert Oak Shrewsbury, Shropshire As a former Winchester city councillor with an interest in planning, I've always thought that the term "affordable" when applied to properties for let was meaningless and should be scrapped.
The adoption of this repair technology is increasing in Brazil and abroad and little is known about its long term performance when applied to harsh, dynamic applications like naval structures in operation.
