Sentence examples for are increasingly practical from inspiring English sources
However, with tele-health such methods are increasingly practical.
Alternatively, a fan of Harry Potter would advocate that for real magic to be visible technologically, we will need a merger of these two views of the world, with screens transcending the size of the devices that enable them – a type of magic that is increasingly practical – AR.
The technology to do this is increasingly practical and affordable, as mobile phone capabilities and bandwidth improve.
The kinds of small-area spatiotemporal Bayesian hierarchical modeling approaches used in this study are increasingly a practical option for epidemiologists interested in evaluating risk of disease outcomes in the context of place and time.
Both public and private funders are increasingly likely to demand practical outcomes and robust evaluation".
Sandwich structures are increasingly employed in many practical applications thanks to their interesting compromise between lightweight and high mechanical properties.
Last year two American states Illinois and Tennessee passed legislation aimed at limiting offshoring; this year 16 other states are considering bills that would limit state aid and tax breaks to firms that outsource abroad.Objections raisedMoreover, companies are increasingly dissatisfied with the practical realities of outsourcing.
Green infrastructure, silviculture (trees) and the science of soils, biophilic design, climatic future-proofing and convivial spaces for everyone – "the soft stuff is the hard stuff" is a common refrain that local borough staff, community groups and some enlightened developers are increasingly adopting as a practical philosophy.
Even fires that are targeted for extinction are allowed to burn longer than they used to.One reason is practical: wildfires are increasingly hard to put out.
A forty-year tightening of funding for scientific research has meant that resources are increasingly directed toward applied or practical outcomes, with the intent of creating products of immediate value.
Cost and cost-effectiveness studies are increasingly being used to guide practical policy decisions in many parts of the world.
