Example sentences of "[noun pl] can be apply to " in BNC.
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| 1 | Similar considerations can be applied to ‘ magnetic ’ dipole radiation which is important when the charges are in rapid motion ; it also vanishes identically in the gravitational case . |
| 2 | Even the principle that struts should be shorter and stouter than ties can be applied to lines . |
| 3 | Theory Z was put forward by W G Ouchi as an ‘ advance ’ on Theory Y. It attempts to draw on the successful management techniques of large Japanese companies , and suggests how the key elements of successful Japanese management methods can be applied to Western management and organisation . |
| 4 | Hence the pull-out torque for one-phase.on operation of the three.phase motor is simply the average of 7A over this interval : Similar methods can be applied to the calculation of pull-out torque for other excitation schemes . |
| 5 | Each club of growers , be they of lettuce , tomato , carrots or some other crop , meets with the project manager to discuss how the basic ICMS methods can be applied to their particular crop . |
| 6 | It seems inappropriate to refer to a man of his years as a father figure or , in the context of such a mundane matter as VAT , as inspirational , but both descriptions can be applied to Victor . |
| 7 | Unlike wood dyes , varnish stains can be applied to previously coated surfaces , as long as they are clean and free from wax or grease . |
| 8 | The principles can be applied to ellipsoids , sausage forms , barrel vaults and rings such as the torus . |
| 9 | All of the following are for PageMaker but the general principles can be applied to most of the page makeup programs . |
| 10 | It is the belief that universal and general principles can be applied to every organisation . |
| 11 | But as Badcock and others argue , the same principles can be applied to all forms of human and animal life . |
| 12 | This raft of techniques can be applied to most specialties . |
| 13 | Management techniques can be applied to any of these processes , to serve the overall needs of the organization . |
| 14 | Sociolinguists working in the variationist paradigm have concentrated on studying phonological variation , and it is doubtful whether variationist techniques can be applied to grammatical variation at all . |
| 15 | Similar kinds of arguments can be applied to different parts of these extraordinary fossils . |
| 16 | The same arguments can be applied to organisations . |
| 17 | These themes can be applied to MDC , both before and after 1988 , and for comparative purposes the assessment will also reflect on LDDC 's experience . |
| 18 | However , Mr Baron also ordered a review of the rules regarding disturbances in parliament sessions to ensure that tougher sanctions can be applied to members causing disruptions in future . |
| 19 | The new technology of the fifth wave affects the process of production as much as the kinds of products which are produced , and the new labour processes can be applied to older industries as well as new . |
| 20 | Despite the emphasis on important environmental analytes such as pesticide residues , the general principles of immunoassay development and validation outlined in these chapters can be applied to all immunoassays . |
| 21 | These skills can be applied to a fairly wide range of tasks which can be tackled by the lowest achievers . |
| 22 | Because of a lecture I gave last weekend I 've to write a paper on how P R audits can be applied to the military which is great fun and an acknowledgement that people of a senior level were listening to my lecture but , um it 's put quite a bit of work on me . |
| 23 | They say that search is monotonic if , whenever two operators can be applied to a state , either can still be applied to the state produced by the other . |
| 24 | The first is that the source format be such that all or nearly all of the available computing tools can be applied to it . |
| 25 | Updates can be applied to individual sheets or , in the case of something like a heading change , to all of them simultaneously . |