Sentence examples for could be made practical from inspiring English sources

But few thought the technology could be made practical for routine hospital use until Loma Linda University Medical Center built a dedicated proton-beam machine in 1990.

Zubrin said he doesn't believe they're practical in their current form, but added that "with a little modification, they could be made practical and very powerful".

(Galileo himself had advocated the preparation of such tables for this purpose, but the method, though sound in principle, could not be made practical aboard sailing ships).

They're too powerful to ever be made "practical".

We also demonstrated that these sensors could be made into practical testing devices as built-in sensors by using a combined fabrication technique, where the submicron sensors made with e-beam lithography could be overlapped on large lead patterns made with photolithography technique.

Kosinski believed that the costumes could be made to be practical due to the computerized nature of the film, as physically illuminating each costume would be costly to the budget.

The head of the army, General Sir Peter Wall, said he wished the structural changes could be made more quickly, but that for practical reasons it would take five years to introduce.

Continuing his experiments, Hyatt found that an attractive and practical plastic material could be made by mixing nitrocellulose (a flammable nitrate of common wood or cotton cellulose), camphor (a waxy resin obtained from Asian camphor trees), and alcohol and then pressing the mixture in a heated mold.

If he is a motive-utilitarian who thinks that one should act as the person with the motives or virtues most productive of happiness would act, then a case could be made for his giving character priority over practical reason.

Codebook storage may very well be the limiting factor also for practical applications, even though somewhat larger codebooks could be made possible by a more efficient implementation.

This paper identifies gaps where improvements could be made in ensuring patients are provided with appropriate information, support and practical advice in the decisions they make.