Sentence examples for becomes practical to from inspiring English sources
Due to the constraint of long calculation times with fine meshes, it becomes practical to simulate the gas solid flow in a CFB riser with coarse meshes.
With the help of the model and FEM presented, it becomes practical to be able to conduct loaded gear contact analysis and strength calculations of the trochoidal gear reducers in theory.
Proponents argue that cannon-style launchings are a possibility, although considerable work remains to be done before it becomes practical to shoot small satellites into orbit.Trials are under way with so-called "nano-satellites" (ie, spacecraft weighing less than a few kilograms).
For operation at relatively long metre wavelengths where the reflecting surface need not have an accuracy better than a few centimetres, it becomes practical to build very large fixed structures in which the reflecting surface can be made of simple "chicken wire" fencing or even parallel rows of wires.
The Internet drops the cost per transaction, so it becomes practical to auction an item for dollars rather than thousands of dollars and still make money.
However, given the extensive data available electronically in the EHR and the logic capabilities of a modern DSS, it may become practical to implement far more complex models than those traditionally used in clinical practice.
At that price, probably not reachable for 10 years, it will become practical to tailor medical care to each person based on genetic makeup, he said.
Railroads began experimenting with radio at a very early date, but it became practical to use train radio on a large scale only after World War II, when compact and reliable very-high-frequency two-way equipment was developed.
But it is only with the tumbling price of supercomputing power in recent years that it has become practical to run the large "computational fluid dynamics" programs needed to find the optimum solutions.Larry Miles, president of the WTC, says his firm plans to upgrade the prototype to 750 kilowatts, using a lightweight blade specifically designed to take advantage of the downwind configuration.
For example, it will become practical to track items such as razor blades (10% of which apparently disappear on their way from the factory to the shop).When things get too complicated, engineers usually add a layer of code to conceal the chaos.
Until recently on the extreme edge of the inhabited world, it now faces the prospect of becoming a major global hub as the northeast and northwest passages open up to shipping and its vast oil and mineral resources become practical to exploit.
