Sentence examples for achieving practical from inspiring English sources

Although the IBM team declared their "results open up possibilities of achieving practical graphene technology with more complex functionality," in practice, getting the kind of data processing that goes on in silicon chips requires devising transistor circuits that can turn current on and off digitally.

And even ignition is a long way from achieving practical, economical fusion power.

As part of our development programme, now firmly focused on achieving practical results, over the next four years we will get 160,000 children back to school and deliver 4.75 million malaria bednets to save the lives of more than 13,000 under-fives.

However, several problems need to be elucidated before achieving practical device applications.

Techniques which provide provable security/privacy, while achieving practical recognition rates, have remained elusive (even on small datasets).

Achieving practical implementations that meet the size, weight and power constraints of MAVs remains a significant challenge.

I am certain, however, of the need to achieve practical results this Thursday in London.

Two conditions must be met to achieve practical energy yields from fusion.

The truth is that even if we reach a political agreement, we're not yet on track to achieve practical, significant and sustained progress.

The same genetic disorder haunts the EU foreign and security policy arm, and the UN – high on rhetoric, low on the means to achieve practical results.

"It's the right decision and an example of government agencies working together to achieve practical solutions," he said in a statement.