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Bayesian approaches to statistical inference and system identification became practical with the development of effective sampling methods like Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC).

The merchandising of cigarettes on a large scale became practical with the development, around the time of the First World War, of a slightly acid cigarette tobacco, which allowed smokers to inhale without an immediate unpleasant effect.

It was not until Newman joined GC&CS in 1942 that his interest in computing machinery suddenly became practical, with his realisation that the attack on Tunny could be mechanised.

The concept of a systematic, GWA study became practical with the cataloguing of libraries of common polymorphisms.

The measurement of colors independently of human vision has recently become practical with the use of spectoradiometers.

Breech-loading rifles became practical only with the design of cartridges that housed the primer as well as the propellant in a single case, and that provided an effective seal when the weapon was fired.

In contrast, in early adulthood not-married women had substantially higher rates than wives, but their rates dropped continuously and became practical identical with the rates for not-married women (and also not married men) after the age of 55 and thereafter.

His registry on bone sarcoma became practical in 1920 with a gift of $1000 from the family of a patient.

In addition by eliminating the intermediate data, applying our Monte Carlo method to preclinical FDOT with high-density optical sampling became practical.

Then, suddenly, after Sandy, they all became practical".

Many technical hurdles had be overcome before Kepler became practical.