PL: For people who are thinking about making a product or making a company, especially their first one, I would say practically, work on something for yourself instead of for someone else.
"When a client brings something home, I deal with it," Christopher Coleman said practically.
And yet, when asked what influence Turing's On Computable Numbers paper had in the early days of computer design, Newman replied: "I should say practically none at all".
"You know I didn't know he said that," Williams said, practically shrieking.
As I said, there are practically none of these devices on the market right now.
Betty kept beaming and holding my arm, completely unfazed by anything I said, until I had practically to rip myself from her grasp and explain that I was there under false pretences, and didn't share their belief that you could be a loyal member of the Republican party and a feminist.
"It's very difficult to play against West Ham but trying again to come back to our best feelings, trying to defend well, and to change a lot of players because I promised yesterday before training, I said to the players I think practically all of them are going to play in these two matches.
When I say it knows practically nothing, I don't mean it's just some standard machine learning system.
"I said I think it's practically worthless," the Perry friend explained, adding that it wasn't "usable".
"I might really geek out here, dude," she says, practically leaping out of her Honda S.U.V.
