Sentence examples for is practically described from inspiring English sources
The overall sampling clock synchronization scheme is practically described with the aforementioned six steps processing.
In Newtonian formulation, the number of molecules is so large ((^{sim }10^{23})) for a small volume of fluid in practice that it is practically impossible to describe the whole system with the most advanced computational techniques.
In its generalized form, the frame problem is that it is practically impossible to describe, or infer, all the necessary preconditions (qualification problem) and all the possible consequences of a given action (ramification problem).
The pattern of psychopharmacological treatment in our study, with use of antipsychotics and mood stabilizers in 95%and84%4% of patients, is practically superimposable on that described in the previously mentioned study of Olié & Lévy [ 20] conducted in France.
But they're so common, so safe that "angry bald dude kills things" is practically a punchline to describe any number of high-profile games.
Bates is practically devoid of human sympathy, describing the children as "samples".
However applying the methods described above to HTS is practically impossible.
His name is practically unknown.
It is practically indestructible.
Rabin is practically grimacing.
Overtime is practically inevitable.
