He belongs in the category of practical castaways — those who want a windup radio, dry ice, or a battery-powered lamp — and the book he chose was a classic of adventure travel, "Shifts and Expedients of Camp Life," by W. B. Lord, a Victorian explorer.
The category of practical barriers is broad and can encompass many different types.
Asked about Channel 4's desire to host a fourth leader debate in 2015, Jermey said: "We welcome Channel 4's desire to be involved in this process, I think that falls into the category of 100 practical issues that need to be resolved between now and next spring".
Cadmium oxide is a category of the practical semiconductor metal oxides, which is widely applied in various scientific and industrial fields because of its catalytic, optical, and electrical properties.
The category of "canonicity," of practical concern mostly to textbook manufacturers, distracts the celebrant from his own aesthetic reactions and evaluations.
Although a lot of progress has been made in micropump research and performance of micropumps has been continuously increasing, there is still a need to incorporate various categories of micropumps in practical drug delivery and biomedical devices and this will continue to provide a substantial stimulus for micropump research and development in future.
The nursing workforce in Alberta is segmented into different categories of nurses: Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs), Registered Nurses (RNs) and Registered Psychiatric Nurses (RPNs), with overlapping scopes of practice [ 11].
'Utilitarianists' argue that lexical categories reflect practical consequences of knowing certain category distinctions, related to cultural practice and functional affordances of referents.
This category of frameworks highlights practical checklists to guide educators to identify the components that serve as a foundation in their mobile learning initiatives.
It appeared to provide response options to discriminate between important categories of change in a simple and practical form.
