Sentence examples for a more practical definition from inspiring English sources

But here is a more practical definition: Being a father means being more likely to have a job.

A more practical definition is a fracture that has failed to heal within the expected time, given the individual fracture characteristics.

Tarokh, who worked at AT&T Labs until a year ago and Ran Yan Ran Yan *, Ran Yan vice-president of the wireless research laboratory at Lucent Technologies Bell Laboratorieses, both said that a more practical definition of 3G might be a network that can give each user a minimum of 40 kbs of data.

A more practical definition includes an impairment of vision with normal function of the ocular structures and anterior visual pathways [ 4- 6].

From a more practical point of view, the definition of conserved syntenies helps to predict the position of genes in quail, based on information taken from the chicken sequence, thus enhancing the utility of this species in biological studies through a better knowledge of its genome structure.

This is mostly because microbial ecologists have long abandoned the dream of a universal molecular species definition in favor of a more practical one, the OTU.

On a more practical level, the application of operators defined in belief merging to judgment aggregation problems lead to the definition of a wider class of aggregation operators for judgment aggregation, the so-called distance-based procedures.

There was also a more practical matter.

We need a more practical approach.

Another woman had a more practical suggestion.

And there is a more practical issue.