Additionally, in order to generate enough brightness (>1,000 cd m−2) for an electronic device (i.e., display) under practical operation, the current density shall reach 0.1 mA cm−2[39].
He must display (i) practical intelligence (phronêsis), (ii) a virtuous character, and (iii) good will (Rhet. II.1, 1378a6ff).; for, if he displayed none of them, the audience would doubt that he is able to give good advice at all.
To isolate phages displaying a practical and useful antibody with a high kon value and/or a low koff value from phage display antibody libraries, we developed a rational strategy based on a kinetic model.
Gradually, Dr. Tang's group and other researchers introduced several fabrication methods that made the new displays more practical.
The head of the Citizens Union, a good-government group not in the habit of praising Tammany men, declared that Smith "displayed a practical knowledge of the workings of state government not rivalled by anyone else".
Thus the proposed battery displays broad practical application prospects for next generation of high-energy lithium ion battery.
That McCarthy was temperamentally suited to display indifference to practical considerations might have been a liability in other times (though he was, after all, a highly successful vote-getter in Minnesota); but in 1968 indifference made a difference.
Operation at room temperature enabled the first practical display device to be made.
At school (a Convent, no less) the teachers thought the best way to teach sex education was with a practical display of nature at work.
