"This coalition can only work together because of decades of practical cooperation in NATO".
The saxophonist Paul McGuire, for example, has decades of practical experience, playing jazz, Renaissance and various folk styles.
The Tories cost Britain almost two decades of practical research into solving the environmental problems surrounding the burning of coal by closing the coal industry's research centre at Grimethorpe in Yorkshire.
A metal substrate surface bonded or embedded by a piezoelectric layer has received considerable attention throughout the last decades for practical designs of sensors and actuators because of the electromechanically coupling characteristics (Jandaghian et al. 2014).
"I think you use what you've learned about the relationship over more than two decades," said Alissa Wilson, co-author of "Practical Idealists," a guidebook for young adults who want to make a living doing good works.
Even after decades of integration, a number of practical, legal and political hurdles impede EU information-sharing and counter-terrorism efforts.
By the end of the decade their practical upshot will, if they continue to hold true, be the power to synthesise a string of DNA the size of a human genome in a day.At the moment, what passes for genetic engineering is mere pottering.
Below, we've compiled a list of practical tips from pros with decades of experience in throwing events on both sides of the law.
Fuel cells are so expensive today— Consumer Reports put the price at around $19,000 in 2004 that they are commonly viewed as a couple of decades from practical automotive application.
The announcement came after months of speculation, and decades of theoretical and practical work by an international network of more than a thousand scientists and engineers in Britain, Europe, the US and around the world.
