That theory was turned to practical account on more than one occasion in the subsequent history of Mongolia and, for example, underlay the constitution of the theocratic monarchy proclaimed in 1911, when Mongolia recovered its independence from China.
The primary purpose of engineering is to turn to practical use, the science and technology in an upright and just manner in the service of humanity.
It used to be something driven by engineers in laboratories, working on innovations that might take years to be turned into practical applications - the way that Teflon was a household by-product of the race to the moon.
All over the world people in need rely on targets, appeals and pledges to be turned into practical action.
He succinctly points out that theoretical, rigorous thinking cannot be turned into practical conclusions in a real-world context without losing its initial, distinct characteristics [ 1].
Whether the system can then be turned into a practical method of drug delivery is more questionable.
A final element was a deal on technology transfer.All of these now need to be turned from paper agreements into practical ones.
Ethel Quayle, project leader and senior lecturer in clinical psychology at the University of Edinburgh, said the group's findings have been turned into practical advice.
It is equipped with advanced features like live footage of Nobel Prize events, expanded interviews with Nobel laureates and demonstrations of how discoveries in medicine and biology were turned into practical applications.
