To this, one-element-per-member is sufficient for numerical simulation; and the savings in computer time are considerable, making the proposed theory practical.
Although apps like this are simple, they make abstract theories practical, models testable and teach students how the 3D printing process works.
Advances in theory and methods are making it practical to consider fully first principles (de novo) predictions of structures, properties and processes for organic materials.
He made game theory a practical tool for analyzing strategic behavior whether of corporations, countries, or honeybees.
It is true that some progress has been made in theory but for practical applications many questions still remain.
The Random Phase Approximation (RPA), which represents the fifth rung of accuracy in Density Functional Theory (DFT), is made practical for large systems.
The first group [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12] arise from Alexander's idiosyncratic understanding of 'science' (4) and subsequent issues including an absence of explicit definitions which makes practical engagement with the theory difficult.
Critical Theory would then have to change its conception of what makes it practical and democratic.
Making the movie brought practical challenges.
Mr. Gornstein said that "there is a point to be made on practical administration," meaning that an invocation requirement may sound fine in theory but would not work in practice.
Of course, it was the invention of modern colour theory with its versatile primary and secondary colours, produced in manageable portable tubes, that made it practical for artists to record what they saw 'en plein air'.
