Sentence examples for description of the practical from inspiring English sources

Label each image and include a brief description of the practical and symbolic value of each item.

Furthermore, we aim to assist investigators interested in pursuing EPR studies by providing an introduction to the technique, a primer on experimental design, and a description of the practical considerations of the method toward generating high quality data.

This material has been used as support for the laccase immobilization however without clear description of the practical applications (Chen et al. 2015; Sampaio et al. 2016; Wu et al. 2017).

In this section, we will first go into the WHIPP network planner, followed by a description of the practical implementation of the self-regulating cognitive mechanism into this network planner.

The detail description of the practical optimization is introduced in our previous study [ 24].

Thereafter a white-board aided step-by-step description of the practical steps of surgical mandibular third molar removal was given.

Dana begins the article with a description of the strange practical exercises that Michels imposed on a blocked screenwriter: he told the writer to get an egg timer.

James Gregory, also spelled James Gregorie (born November 1638, Drumoak [near Aberdeen], Scot. died October 1675, Edinburgh) Scottish mathematician and astronomer who discovered infinite series representations for a number of trigonometry functions, although he is mostly remembered for his description of the first practical reflecting telescope, now known as the Gregorian telescope.

A significant part of the challenge in developing personalized cancer treatments will be to ensure effective collaboration between these heterogeneous groups (for a description of the technical, practical, professional and ethical issues see [ 127, 136]), and indeed, better training and technical facilities will be essential to facilitate such co-operation [ 137].

Discrete Choice Analysis is an ideal text for a course in travel demand modeling; it describes the statistical concepts used for estimation, provides a complete description of the theoretical and practical bases for disaggregate models and shows how these models can be used in travel demand forecasting.

Although Albert sees a closer connection between prudence and practical reason than Thomas ("prudence and practical reason have the same acts in that reason gives the act while prudence informs the act by reason of justice, expediency and honesty". De bono # 443), Albert essentially agrees with Thomas' description of the method of practical reasoning (Super Ethica, VI, 7, pp. 436 437).