Sentence examples for for practical ends from inspiring English sources

In 1916 Shuman was quoted in the media advocating solar energy's utilization, saying: Solar energy refers primarily to the use of solar radiation for practical ends.

A hallmark of Synthetic Biology is, quoting Arkin, the ambition to formalize the process of designing cellular systems in the way that traditional engineering disciplines have formalized design and manufacture, so that complex behaviours can be achieved for practical ends [ 1].

Basic research is performed without thought of practical ends.

Tells about the changes that have taken place & also the differences that still exist: Harvard makes a point of searching for truth & teaching it, whereas MIT goes all out for gaining practical ends through research, sharing results with the business community.

Some are called "cinematic V.R.," or "V.R. storytelling," to distinguish them from pieces made for more practical ends, such as architectural modelling or P.T.S.D. therapy.

In his epistle to Can Grande della Scala, Dante's powerful host and protector in Verona, the poet writes of his "Commedia" that "the whole work was undertaken, not for speculation but for a practical end".

In times of social upheaval criticism may more or less deliberately abandon the ideal of disinterested knowledge and be mobilized for a practical end.

"Is provision being made for that more practical end of having appropriately trained analysts to go through the material?" But Mrs May replied: "This is not accessing in real-time.

Didn't The Tongass Timber Reform Act put in place in 1990 for practical purposes end logging in Tongass and force the two pulp mills there to shut down?

Research for him always had a practical end.

As for science, Epicurus was concerned only with the practical end in view.