Sentence examples for early practical from inspiring English sources
Recognition for the research and early practical applications of M.R.I. are "properly shared between Paul Lauterbur and Peter Mansfield," said Francis Bonner, a professor emeritus of chemistry at Stony Brook and a colleague of Dr. Lauterbur in the 1970's.
This would explain the subsequent application of the term to the Seven Wise Men (7th 6th century bce), who typified the highest early practical wisdom, and to pre-Socratic philosophers generally.
An early practical sign of this may be seen in Kirgizstan, a former Soviet republic neighbouring China, where America and other NATO countries have set up a large military base.
PRISM (Power-efficient, Robust, hIgh compression Syndrome-based Multimedia coding) is one of the early practical implementations of DVC [4, 10].
An early practical DVC implementation was the PRISM codec [4], combining Bose-Chaudhuri-Hocquenghem channel codes with efficient entropy coding and performing block-based joint decoding and motion estimation.
Neurath developed and generalized his early practical, theoretical and meta-theoretical concerns about social theory (with his talk of a 'universal science' in 1910, a 'unified construction of economic science' in 1917 and a 'unified program' for socialization in 1919) as a philosophy of the human sciences.
One of the earliest practical applications of automation was in telephone switching.
Add it all up and the earliest practical moment at which shares could be sold is probably the second half of next year.
In 1776 he patented a rifle one of the earliest practical breechloaders that was the best military firearm used in the American Revolution.
The earliest practical amphibious vehicles used wheels or tracks on land but had watertight hulls to navigate as boats in the water.
One of the earliest practical results of recombinant technology was the development of a strain of bacteria containing the gene for producing the mammalian hormone insulin.
