Sentence examples for Practical to construct from inspiring English sources
Even if it's not practical to construct a perfect salad back at the hotel room or tote heirloom tomatoes home on an airplane, the markets of San Francisco are worth visiting as a spectacle in themselves.
Because it is not practical to construct a bridge between the mall and the new Fortunoff site, the city will spend $2 million to improve pedestrian access between the two sites, Mr. Wood said.
First, based on a commercial DBMS, it was not practical to construct mirror sites of PDBj by simply copying the softwares and data due to the license issues.
It is not only advantageous in providing a low-cost, privacy non-invasive motion sensing method, but also it can be a practical guide to construct a coverage scalable, construction easy and energy saving wireless network for the integrated healthcare information system.
The goal is to develop practical algorithms to construct sketches to substantially reduce the dimensions and sizes of feature vectors while achieving high-quality similarity searches.
In particular, we establish a practical method to construct feedback controllers to stabilize the system without requiring knowledge of the time-varying delay.
This work highlights layer-by-layer self-assembly as a practical method to construct bio-active PEEK implants for enhanced osseointegration.
We present a practical method to construct polynomial surfaces from a polynomial geodesic or a family of geodesics, by prescribing tangent ribbons.
Storyboarding the talk before committing to the details is a very practical way to construct a great talk.
The major purpose of our system is to provide a practical system to construct the gene association networks from large scale gene expression data.
Microsatellites offer an ideal and practical means to construct a null hypothesis reflecting the demographic forces shaping diversity because these sites are predominantly neutral, and their diversity can be explained by a mechanism unrelated to immune selection (i.e., slippage).
