Yet, the promise has not been practically realized due to the lack of electrical analyses of periodical light-absorbing structure.
To enable a Service Economy, Service Markets must be practically realized, which in turn requires an enabling infrastructure to support service value chains and service choreographies resulting from service composition scenarios.
A great advantage of thermonuclear fusion power over fission power, if it can be practically realized, is not only that its fuel reserves, heavy hydrogen and lithium, are vastly greater than uranium, but also that the generation of radioactive fission product wastes can be largely avoided.
Some applications of RF power harvesting have been practically realized.
In the U.S., on the other hand, said Palast, people are much more ignorant of all these things, but were they to know, they'd be much more angry, and therefore more likely to exercise their popular power to change things, since Americans have ideals, and more importantly, believe not only in the possibility of those ideals' being practically realized, but in the requirement that they be so.
67, 73, 74 Quasi-crystalline structures have also been practically realized with nanoimprint lithography (NIL), or focused ion-beam (FIB) milling, 67, 74– 77 and have been implemented as architectures for solar cells.
In order to use the LRT, we need to obtain the knowledge of the channels as well as the signal and noise distributions, which is practically difficult to realize.
You are a technology founder, and you have built an AI startup (yes, I realize that is practically redundant today) from humble origins into a world-class unicorn.
It can be concluded that the closer F80 of the blasted rocks to the crusher entrance (60 cm), reduced the production costs, which is an outcome practically realized for the 2.5 × 2.5 m pattern.
You realize that in a club full of white women teetering in stilettos, a Drake chorus is practically seismic.
It is practically indestructible.
