Sentence examples for be practically valuable from inspiring English sources

Still, the micromixing model proves to be practically valuable in describing micromixing controlled phenomena.

In such a case this value of λ 3 corresponds to a sub-optimal solution of ((mathcal {P}_{S})), which is practically valuable since it satisfies the terminal conditions with a reduced final time (also not minimal), with a continuous control.

Be practically invisible.

It would be practically unbreakable.

It can be practically anything.

However, both two routes are not practically valuable because of the commercially unavailable starting material, the long reaction time and low overall yield [20].

Once the valuable wood is cleared and the land is practically worthless, palm oil plantations are planted (which take 5 years to bear fruit).

At a time when the free checking account is practically an endangered species, having special access to free checking is a valuable benefit.

In short, it is a major problem with the cultural transmission story that it is hard to see how unification could be cognitively or practically valuable unless it characterizes the belief systems of individuals and not just the community.

"They were practically breathless".

That's practically robbery!