Sentence examples for Put into practical from inspiring English sources

A smooth impact drive mechanism (SIDM) is one type of piezoelectric actuator that has been put into practical use.

To realize lightweight design of the fuel cell system is a critical issue before it is put into practical use.

Attendees will learn the latest findings from the groundbreaking new science of gratitude, put into practical, accessible terms.

The Washington summit enabled the establishment of several basic principles regarding regulation which must now be put into practical effect.

"It allows the patient to put into practical application what they've done in therapy and, in some cases, it helps them know if they could still play golf".

Recently, a superplastic damping device, which is using Zn-22 wt.% Al alloys with an ultra-fine (nanometer order) grain size, has been put into practical use for a high-rise building.

However, while the majority of the evaluation studies report on the effectiveness of the programme, they provide insufficient information about the theory- and evidence-based programme development; such as a description of the determinants, the linked theoretical methods and how the theoretical methods are put into practice via practical intervention strategies [ 15, 16].

Practicable means easily put into practice and does not mean practical.

These Halle Foundations, still in existence today, put into practice Pietist beliefs regarding sanctified living, practical education, and concern for the neighbour in need.

He will share case studies and practical examples that you can put into practice immediately.

Globally, these measures are practical and are not particularly different from those generally put into practice by the majority of ophthalmologists.