Sentence examples for interest in practice from inspiring English sources

Hence, robust control for traffic networks with uncertain MFDs and demand is much appealing and of greater interest in practice.

This model is not only of interest in practice (e.g., finance) but also serves as a challenging benchmark for alternative methods already available in the literature.

For probability of full coverage closer to one (the region of interest in practice), gets even closer to the value of satisfying the desired reliability found via simulation.

Another aspect that is of interest in practice is the effect of damping ratio or quality factor-Q which is used in the calculation of FW H/V but not included in SW H/V.

At typical cruise Mach numbers, however, when boundary layer generated sound is believed to dominate interior cabin noise, the critical frequency above which skin step noise is important is of the order of 10 kHz, which is beyond the range of interest in practice.

Predicting gene expression itself is of relatively low interest in practice, as biologists can easily measure gene expression with experimental methods such as DNA microarray or quantitative RT-PCR.

Mr. Romney had no interest in practicing law.

And the underlying problem in Afghanistan was that Karzai had no interest in practicing the good governance required to make Obama's counterinsurgency strategy work.

For starters, only 2 percent of all medical students in a recent study expressed interest in practicing primary care as a general internist.

"Due to the huge and justified public interest in practices at the News of the World, and the fact my name has become attached to them, I feel I have no alternative but to release a statement today.

He built his political career after becoming one of the state's most prominent trial lawyers and friends said he was loath to lose his law license; he has expressed interest in practicing public-service law.