Sentence examples for becoming a practical from inspiring English sources

But their demonstration of dipole trapping at least shines a captivating light down the path to quantum computing becoming a practical technology.

It's a vanishingly small component, and it's the part you can acquire from outside the firm .Despite difficulties trying to define it, the innovation process is steadily becoming a practical science to be measured, taught and managed.

The idea of making the EU a top-down, bureaucratically-administered-from-Brussels political entity is becoming a practical impossibility.

To meet the growing needs for 3D models, modeling from existing models is becoming a practical way for generating new models rapidly and efficiently.

Cellular transplantation is now closer to becoming a practical clinical strategy to repair, regenerate or restore the function of skin, muscle, nerves and pancreatic islets.

As the capacity and speed of flash memories in form of solid state disks grow, they are becoming a practical alternative for standard magnetic drives.

The new policy positions are airy dreams, but the skullduggery is both real and becoming a more practical proposition with every opinion poll.

Proxi is the sort of feature that could take Dwolla from "interesting idea" territory to becoming a more practical application.

Into this world the sensitive and not well-connected Scott had to make his way, ambition becoming a matter of practical survival as he slogged his way up the ranks to become a lieutenant, torpedo specialist and then commander.

To the Editor: Regarding "J.F.K. Becoming a Bit Friendlier" (Practical Traveler, June 17): An imaginative choice of restaurants?

The Gulf Cooperation Council initiative has perhaps come to represent a shift in collective "Responsibility to Protect" civilians from being a matter of principle to becoming a matter of practical implementation.