Sentence examples for was simply applied from inspiring English sources

The 18th century in England saw all sorts of prose treatises cast in rhyme and metre, but this was simply applied patterning.

The notion that architecture is the art of building was implied by Alberti in the first published treatise on the theory of architecture, De re aedificatoria (1485; Eng. trans., Ten Books on Architecture, 1955); for, although he was a layman writing for other lay scholars, he rejected, by his title, the idea that architecture was simply applied mathematics, as had been claimed by Vitruvius.

When the bias of 6,993 gC/m2 was simply applied, our total ecosystem carbon for mature forest was 16,527 gC/m2, which was close to the 14,815 16,745 gC/m2 predicted by Kashian, et al. [57].

This constitutes an instance of knowledge flow in which existing native Chinese concepts were largely ignored and a set of foreign theories was simply applied to an alien or exotic context.

For now, this motif set was simply applied to predict TF targets by Cluster-Buster and Stubb.

In the first experiment, tamoxifen was simply applied to the dorsal skin of 8 weeks old mice for 5 consecutive days.

He said he was simply applying the letter of the law.

He claimed the coalition was simply applying the same principle to the social rented sector as Labour applied to the private rented sector.

His spokesman Victor Harju later confirmed Mr Ygemen's estimate, adding that the minister was simply applying the current approval rate to the record number of asylum seekers that arrived in 2015 and that the "rate could of course change".

The Leader of the House said the SSRB had "no discretion" over the pay rise it awarded as it was simply applying a formula based on other salaries in the public sector.

Music is simply "applied physics," Mr. Sharp said.