The phrase "at this practical" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "At this practical session, we will discuss the key concepts in detail."
Alternatives: "at this point" or "in this context".
But at heart, this practical man of means insisted that ley lines were a crucial element of pre-Roman British trade, tentative first steps on the journey to the mercantile empire in which Watkins grew up.
The loss management technique based on optical amplification degrades the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the optical bit stream because all amplifiers add noise to the signal through spontaneous emission; It also explores dispersion management is the technique aimed at solving this practical problem.
Regardless of how many billions of pounds of subsidy might be thrown at this, in practical terms it is quite out of the question.
As the channel estimation algorithm is introduced to acquire CSI, the imperfection of CSI inevitably presents at this more practical UWB system.
At this time, practical prevention advice to prevent tick-borne disease in highly disease-endemic areas is elusive.
At this stage, practical outputs of this research are four gene-based molecular markers that are available to track the two tolerance sources, RH-1 and RH-2, in Medicago breeding programs.
However, the bin size needs to be significantly larger than the native time resolution (TIMEDEL=0.44 seconds) to avoid aliasing effects so this is about at the practical limit for this dataset.
At the practical level, this definition faces the problem of vacuous scope: almost no natural community satisfies such a strict requirement of equilibrium.
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