Sentence examples for this case applies to from inspiring English sources

The principle in this case applies to a heated gas on top of a cold, dense cloud.

From a naïve economic point of view, this case applies to the majority of economic goods.

But much of the underlying biology in this case applies to both mice and humans, so there's reason to believe a comparable dynamic plays out in our brains.

This case applies to the FIFO combined with Best of the Two Choices algorithm as well, given that the first client in the queue happens to be among one of the best channels available.

If futures would completely diverge between, so to speak, paradise and apocalypse, even the mode 2 approach would no longer work (this case applies to some recent debates on new and emerging sciences and technologies).

In particular, this case applies to (f y)=y^{beta '}), where we obtain (N lambda )=O lambda ^{2d/beta '})) and (lambda _{j}ge h^{beta '} j^{beta '/(2d)}), (jge j_{h}), with the constants as in Theorem 5.4 (see also Example 5.8).

In this paper, we propose a virtual reality (VR) platform as a case study of machine learning, in this case applied to the goal representation heuristic dynamic programming (GrHDP) approach.

"He is like a man with no credit history applying for a mortgage — or, in this case, applying to manage a $3.8 trillion budget and the most fearsome military on earth".

Any method for change-point detection, in this case applied to cryptic transcription, will have greater power to identify a transition event that is flanked on either side by a large number of microarray probes.

The ion exchange functions effectively as shown in this case applied to water softening and not to potassium removal.

On the other hand, the two experts from the US thought that this case applied to end-of-life care based on recent evidence that nutrient treatment and transfusions are not beneficial to prolonging life [ 21, 22].