application
- noun
- /ˌæplɪˈkeɪʃən/
- The scientist demonstrated the practical application of her research findings in real-world scenarios.
- a practical application
- real-world applications
- application of theory
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- Provide applications for the issue at hand.
- There was all sorts of applications apparently for this technology.
- They also have applications in like compiler writing.
- So we've got a range of topics of potential application areas here.
- Just achieving this incredible performance of application of neural networks to language models.
- It's terrible for any application, but in really different ways.
Examples
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Our study suggests two potential practical applications for the design of Hib vaccination programs.
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As a concept, VPR needs further development and broader application in order to justify its usefulness.
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Information is powerful, but application is life changing.
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This definitely has applications in the field of sports.
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Instead, the comments focused on the application of the rule to specific situations.
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The authors also provide a fictional case study that highlights the application of child-centered play therapy.
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But it still retains most of the clarity and ease of application of the bright-line rule.
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Historians of modernization theory have recently critiqued the intent and application of international development policy.
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So far, the information on LSA mix application in low- or reduced-fat meat products is scarce.
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Figure A4 gives a realistic example of the application of the FD-based contour resampling technique.
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Synonyms
The purpose or job that something has
Using something for a purpose
Using something for a certain purpose
Putting an idea or theory to use in real life
Compounds
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An official request to get rights to a new invention from the government
A sum of money you pay when you ask to be chosen for something like a job or school
A formal request to a bank or lender to borrow money, for example to get a credit card
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Computer software that helps you do specific tasks like writing or managing files
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A computer program that is running and showing on the screen so you can use it
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A programming language that uses terms familiar to its users
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A computer program that uses little memory and runs well on phones or old laptops
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A program that reads, understands, or writes human language text
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Morphology
Etymology
Application comes from the verb apply, which means 'to put to use'. So the application of an idea or tool is how you use it for a particular purpose.