Sentence examples for established practical from inspiring English sources
The design established practical concentration boundaries for SDBS and ACN.
When compared to a well established practical counterpart, the IEEE 802.11 CSMA/CA standard, it exhibits better throughput, end-to-end delay and fairness.
Once benefit entitlement was established, practical assistance to claim was key, particularly form filling and ongoing advice.
By sharing experiences and findings on secure websites and in daily teleconferences, investigators soon identified and sequenced the SARS coronavirus, defined the clinical features of the disease, and established practical measures for clinical management and epidemiologic control.
Annual PIPS workshops aim to provide opportunities to build capacity, share best practices, establish practical solutions to overcome obstacles and further strengthen partnerships.
While the Civil Rights Act of 1964 destabilized a system of institutionalized obstacles to equal opportunity for both women and African-Americans, it failed to establish practical mechanisms that could guarantee steady progress toward equal opportunity.
Metric fixed point theory is a fundamental topic, which gives basic methods and notions for establish practical problems in mathematics and the other sciences.
High corrosion rate is one of the major obstacles that have to be overcome in order to establish practical application of primary alkaline Si air batteries.
To make matters worse, efforts to establish practical engineering tests for purposes of identification and screening have usually not been successful.
If we can focus on strategies that reduce demand and waste, establish practical policies, and apply smart technology for efficient use and monitoring, humankind can more sustainably manage this precious resource.
Virus spreading behaviors in multi-hop network have to be carefully considered through reliable models, although it is complex and challenging to establish practical and appropriate models on virus spreading dynamics.
