Sentence examples for which one applies from inspiring English sources
Which one applies depends on the anatomy of the lesion and can often only be decided upon during surgery.
It clarifies the differences between a coupled magnetomechanical analysis in which one applies a Eulerian (current) magnetic field and an electroactive one where the Lagrangian (reference) electric field is usually applied.
Indeed, if you look at the classic categories of attachment styles — secure; insecure anxious; insecure avoidant; and insecure disorganized — it's pretty easy to figure out which one applies to you and others in your life.
To overcome these difficulties the idea of the transformation enumeration approach is to start with one fully-grown molecule to which one applies all possible transformations such that all the structural isomers of the initial molecule are generated.
The goal is to limit the number of slices over which one applies the MIP algorithm to only those which have sphere data and thus reduce the overall noise in the warm background volume of the phantom.
Part of the job of being an artist is determining which one applies, and there is no Web sit as yet to help with that.
Rail engineering sources say the signal was in a bank of lights outside Paddington station which left drivers confused about which one applied to each track.
To facilitate the identification of a suitable negative event, participants were given a list of negative events (e.g. failing a test, burglary, argument with friends) and asked to choose which one applied to them.
And yes, additional local and state credits or incentives might apply; your tax preparer or accountant should be able to advise on which ones apply to your situation.
However, understanding all of the strategies and determining which ones apply to your family's situation can be quite confusing.
It is also important that an underwater hotel complies with local laws and regulations, and that can be complicated because it is difficult to know which ones apply to this type of construction.
