Sentence examples for become practical with from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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 outcome of the study has revealed that nanometre scale porous AAO membranes have the potential to become practical cell culture scaffold substrates with the capability to enhance adhesion and proliferation of Vero cells.

Re-identification attacks (Malin and Sweeney, 2000, 2002) based on combining inferred phenotypes with public data become practical, as the list of known associations between genotype and phenotypic traits (Hindorff et al., 2009) evolves.

Combinatorial testing has become practical because efficient and free downloadable tools with support of constraints have become available.

But with the arrival of the Spyder, exoticism has finally become practical.

With the development of new technology, it has recently become practical to resequence the genome of a bacterium after experimental manipulation.

Hence, it is practical in small data sets and, with further improvements in computational power, it is likely to become practical in large data sets in the future.