successful application
collocation in Englishmeaningsofsuccessfulandapplication
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successful
adjective
uk/səkˈses.fəl/us/səkˈses.fəl/
achieving the results wanted or ...
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application
noun
uk/ˌæp.lɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/us/ˌæp.ləˈkeɪ.ʃən/
an official request for something, usually ...
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(Definition ofsuccessfulandapplicationfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Efficient inference with such models, however, remains a crucial issue for theirsuccessfulapplicationin practice.
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The chapter concludes with a well illustratedsuccessfulapplicationof the method.
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However, this did not prevent theirsuccessfulapplicationin a series of pulsed power problems.
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Hissuccessfulapplicationfor such post set his course for 25 years.
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Processing the complex structures 2 and 4, on the other hand, requires thesuccessfulapplicationof two grammatical concepts.
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In this article we have reviewed thesuccessfulapplicationof these methodologies to four developmental disorders of childhood.
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But despite theirsuccessfulapplicationto numerous programming problems there remains an issue with scalability.
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In the end, the composition is asuccessfulapplicationof the metaphor, providing promise for future developments - especially linking visual particle animations with the sound.
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This would result insuccessfulapplicationof higher level words that convey more abstract ideas.
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However, the theory'ssuccessfulapplicationto homogeneous turbulence suggests that a more fundamental derivation should be possible.
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Certainly the latter principle serves as a welcome reminder that economic policies typically require for theirsuccessfulapplicationmore than mere economic principles.
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Most of these conditions relate to farmers' adherence to a set of rules for thesuccessfulapplicationof the technology.
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On the other hand, some kind of qualification might increase one's chances of asuccessfulapplicationfor a tenancy.
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Sutton's example of option pricing, which he cites as asuccessfulapplicationof the standard paradigm, illustrates this fact.
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To answer this we must look at each requirement forsuccessfulapplicationof the that this is the right assortment of good causes and the right level of funding.
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Thesuccessfulapplicationof both single-route and dual route models to reading problems illustrates that understanding reading problems depends on the theoretical understanding of reading processes.
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Its truth status has never really been threatened by alternatives; on the contrary, it has been reinforced by thesuccessfulapplicationof mathematics to empirical sciences.
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We view this research as asuccessfulapplicationof the (mostly) unsupervised learning paradigm: highquality information can be extracted from large amounts of raw data, sometimes by relatively simple means.
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Subsequently, several barriers to thesuccessfulapplicationof social cognition to research on ageing were identified, including issues related to self-identity, social interaction, and social perception.
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