Sentence examples for is made practical from inspiring English sources

The Random Phase Approximation (RPA), which represents the fifth rung of accuracy in Density Functional Theory (DFT), is made practical for large systems.

This is made practical by a character called Boxman, who walks around with a hand microphone hooked up to his own portable amplifier.

This is made practical through sophisticated indexing schemes, such as the Burrows–Wheeler transform (Burrows and Wheeler, 1994), so that many billions of reads can be efficiently mapped allowing for both sequencing errors and true variations.

About twenty miles east of the Institute, at U.C. Davis Children's Hospital, a pediatrician named Mark Underwood is making practical use of the findings of German and his team.

"It's an old idea that's been made practical," he said.

The new recording is now used for radio-broadcast libraries; in time it will be made practical for home phonographs.

His view is framed by stating that fusion must be made practical, which means economically and technologically attractive.

(Galileo himself had advocated the preparation of such tables for this purpose, but the method, though sound in principle, could not be made practical aboard sailing ships).

This extraordinary generosity of spirit, on the part not just of the governor but of ordinary Iowans, was made practical by the state's ecumenical religious attitudes; many local churches worked together to create a safety net for the refugees.

Eventually it was made practical by progress in metallurgy and engineering; in 1854 John Elder, shipbuilder on the River Clyde, installed a successful two-stage engine in the merchant steamer Brandon.

They're too powerful to ever be made "practical".