Sentence examples for in practice, meanwhile from inspiring English sources
In practice, meanwhile, we sometimes must select a procedure for making social decisions without knowing for which alternatives and people it will be used.
Smith could still bring in Dan Evans, who played in the semi-final after Edmund turned his ankle in practice". Meanwhile, the Lawn Tennis Association, British tennis' governing body, said: "The LTA is in regular dialogue with the ITF on event security relating to the Davis Cup final.
Meanwhile, in practice, a bag could load as many packages from different consignees as possible provided that the total weight is below 70 kg.
Meanwhile, although reasonable in practice, considering the clean speech signal, x m,n), and noise, v(m,n), completely uncorrelated may not always be an accurate assumption.
Meanwhile, introducing preconditioned operators could be beneficial in practice, and we can also introduce a preconditioned operator to deal with (nabla f_{1}) in our scheme.
Meanwhile, noise variances 260 and 520 seldom met in practice.
Meanwhile, in practices those devices are confronted with blood, which is a non-Newtonian fluid running inside flexible vessels with different geometries and controlled by vascular resistance.
Emma Milne, meanwhile, one of the vets followed by the BBC's Vets In Practice crew, begs to differ.
U.S. airlines, meanwhile, favor free skies in principle but aren't gung-ho in practice.
Meanwhile, Landau diamagnetism (LDM), which is capable of inducing anti-magnetic forces, typifies an attractive maneuvering mechanism, but has not been applied in practice.
