It is also applied to any head-dress in the form of a plume, whether composed of feathers, flowers, or precious stones.
The term is also applied to designate the successive epochs or stages of civilization in history or mythology.
The name is also applied to a stone of loose consistence found in Tuscany, of which bricks may be made so light as to float in water, and of which the ancients are supposed to have made their floating bricks.
The name is also applied to a lookout station for deer hunters.
The name is also applied sometimes to the stinging ant, dasuntali atatsunski, q.
Chewed linn bark is also applied to the bite, perhaps from the supposed occult connection between the snake and the thunder, as this tree is said to be immune from the lightning stroke.
The name is also applied to that part of the Great Smoky range centering about Thunderhead mountain and Miry ridge, near the boundary between Swain county, North Carolina, and Blount county, Tennessee.
The name is also applied to the larger eight-armed cephalopod molluscs belonging to Octopus and allied genera.
The term is also applied to the property which a woman brings to her husband in marriage, but this is more correctly dowry.
The term is also applied to an electric or magnetic effect produced without direct contact and equal to the cause, being essentially its reproduction.
The name Chinese is also applied, erroneously from an ethnical standpoint, to all the natives of the Chinese Empire, including China proper; that is, to the entire Sibiric group.
Also applied as a name to a person who is always seeking to satisfy his curiosity as to current news.
Made with or of a typical collection of green vegetables, mostly in white sauce; also applied to collections of ripe fruit imbedded in jellies, etc.
The phrase is also applied to a trust raised by implication for the benefit of a party who advances the purchase money of an estate, etc.
Also applied to the corresponding side of the lower animals.
The word is also appliedsubstantively to that part of a sonata or symphony having a movement of this character.
The same term is also applied to a comma when used to contract a word, or to mark the possessive case, as in 'John's book'.
In English dialect usage it isalso applied to a cave or to a recess in a mountain-side.
By analogy, the word "cradle" is also applied to various sorts of framework in engineering, and to a rocking-tool used in engraving.
The term is also applied to the sensation and effects which this privation produces.
The name is also applied by lapidaries to the heliotrope.
The term isalso applied to payments made to the lord of a manor on the alienation of land held according to the custom of the manor, to payments made by a lessee on a renewal of a lease, and to other similar payments.
The term hejira isalso applied in its more general sense to other "emigrations" of the faithful, e.
It is also applied to express the deprivation of a limited owner of settled property, real or personal, for breach of the conditions by which his rights are limited; e.
The term "forfeit" is also applied to penalties imposed by statute for acts or omissions which are neither treasonable nor felonious.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "also applied" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
