Sentence examples for to applying a from inspiring English sources

The data explosion and fast computers open the door to applying a richer array of models to recorded speech.

"Zettel's Traum" is both Schmidt's most famous book and his least read, and for the same reason: it is dedicated almost entirely to applying a Freudian theory of language to the works of Poe.

The fresh-faced feminists I ran with in my youth, now that they've reached their 50s and 60s, no longer bat an eyelash when it comes to applying a touch of eyeliner.

Mr. Osborne said there were serious practical impediments to applying a financial transaction tax — a view echoed by Finance Minister Christine Lagarde of France, whose country was previously one of the strongest advocates of such a tax.

The way our forecast model accounts for this is to default to applying a shift of 1.5 percentage points toward the Republican candidate whenever it encounters a registered voter poll.

We don't skip the part with the judge and the lawyers and the actual listing of specific charges — as opposed to applying a general label of "bad" or "dangerous" — just because someone is caught red-handed, or even if it's just to accept a guilty plea.

Performing an action is equivalent to applying a composition rule.

Due to applying a partition scheme, ADCTC is able to adapt to compressed image content [43].

Understanding such segments in detail is the key to applying a customer-centric lens to portfolio management.

Other passages in the Mozi suggest that "attaching" refers to applying a term of approval or disapproval to someone in order to praise or reproach him.

Gross likens the Fed's easy money policy and the government's fiscal stimuli to reinvigorate economic growth to applying a blowtorch to a wet log.