Sentence examples for as a practical point from inspiring English sources

Most of them take inspiration from John Cage; they understand his legendary work "4′33″," in which the performer remains silent, not as a conceptual conundrum but as a practical point of departure.

Accordingly, recognition that there are no such laws, and that unconditional predictions about future history are based, at best, upon nothing more substantial than the observation of contingent trends, shows that, from a purely theoretical as well as a practical point of view, large-scale social planning is indeed a recipe for disaster.

As a practical point, it would also require an additional 4 years after the end of the 2009 smolt migration before an analysis could be completed.

Former carers described the value of some of the information they did eventually receive, from a reassuring as well as a practical point of view, in this case knowing 'who does what'.

It is indeed extremely difficult from a theoretical point of view (it is necessary, however, not sufficient, that all moments are available for a correct reconstruction) as well as from a practical point of view (ill-posed inverse problem) to find an accurate and relatively fast method which can be applied to all scientific areas.

The small but significant residual differences between the data correlations and the correlations implied by the two-factor model were dismissed by Browne et al.[ 1] as "negligible from a practical point of view".

Psychol Methods 2002] employed a structural equation model of measurements of target cell lysing by natural killer cells as an example purportedly demonstrating that small but statistically significant ill model fit can be dismissed as "negligible from a practical point of view".

As Berlin wrote: "[F]rom a practical point of view once an abnormality on a radiograph is pointed out and becomes so obvious that lay persons sitting as jurors can see it, it is not easy to convince them that a radiologist who is trained and paid for seeing the lesion should be exonerated for missing it.

This class of channels requires a certain degradation order among the legitimate receivers which may be viewed as being too restrictive from a practical point of view.

We consider the latter case as an extreme case since from a practical point of view typical ad hoc networks do not exceed 64 nodes.

Performing US-guided biopsy and surgery on the same patient, however, can be easily appreciated as far from simple, from both a practical point of view and from an ethical point of view.