Sentence examples for with no applications from inspiring English sources

The cloud makes it possible to rapidly update services with no applications to download and launch.

We observe that this kind of distances with free transport on the boundary were already present in [17, 18], but for the Wasserstein distance (W_1), and with no applications to gradient flows.

It is also similar to the strategy adopted in INTERPRET (7), where the database has been already made accessible to more than 50 research groups to date, with view permissions and to three research groups with download permission upon request to the INTERPRET partners, with no applications having been turned down to date.

No 1 CopperPot offers an SVR mortgage priced at 4.5% where the maximum loan-to-value is 90%, with no application or arrangement fees, and no early redemption or overpayment charges.

For the first time, the company is letting anybody and everybody order a pair with no application process needed.

This was based on the assumption that philosophical research that focuses on theory, with no application or implementation, may be indicative of an area that is relatively immature and requires the development of theory to support future applications.

The release of drug from PEDOT matrix has been performed via three paths, i.e. spontaneous release with no application of external potential, active release under potentiostatic conditions and active release under potentiodynamic conditions.

Nor is it my intention to speak of ancient studies, it being well known that fossil bodies were once considered individually, and with no application whatsoever; and if anybody ventured into comparing them with those from the sea, he did it in such a coarse manner and with such little insight that we cannot now fruitfully consider those authors' classifications.

The cyclic incorporation of 1.5, 3.0 and 6.0 t straw ha−1 with no application of ZnSO4 to I year rice crop increased the DTPA-extractable soil Zn after II year wheat significantly to 0.64, 0.67 and 0.88 mg Zn kg−1 soil which were 44.5, 52.1 and 99.5%% higher over control, respectively.

In it, he cautioned against the teaching of what he called "inert ideas" – ideas that are disconnected scraps of information, with no application to real life or culture.

Britannia promised a planning application by the end of October 2009, but when the October deadline passed with no application having been submitted the city council's Chief Executive recommended issuing a CPO to allow the building to be redeveloped by another developer.