Kantianism was recommended by Reinhold, above all, for its allegedly salubrious and enlightened practical consequences, particular with respect to religion and morality.
These results demonstrate that electrokinetic degradation of recalcitrant wastes may be practical, in particular for those sites whose soil media have low coefficients of hydraulic permeability (clay deposits, silty clays, etc).
As longitudinal qualitative methods are becoming increasingly used in health services research, the methodological and practical challenges particular to health care settings need more robust approaches and conceptual improvement.
However, it confirms safety of TTs in routine practice, and has practical interest, in particular for therapeutic niches.
What is sought and what is discussed is often the answer to a particular practical problem, and the resulting particularity of the remarks invites multiple interpretations.
In particular, the paper also discusses some practical applications on particular mission scenarios in which an analytic solution of the governing equations has been found.
Thermochemical conversion of biomass to petroleum-equivalent liquid fuels is of particular practical interest since this approach would require practically no changes in existing engine technology and transportation infrastructure.
Moreover, we have to understand particularities in the argumentation domain to tune the systems towards more practical needs, in particular when used within an instantiation-based argumentation context.
"Our overriding priority is to prevent more people from dying at sea … to agree on very practical measures, in particular by strengthening search and rescue possibilities," he said.
She is returning, too, to old friends, in particular, practical Carol, the elder sister of David (whom, as a teenager, Kate once tried to kiss).
