Sentence examples for it becomes practical from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the administration should work with Russian officials to negotiate treaty changes that will be needed to perform tests that may be required years from now and to start building a limited missile shield when it becomes practical.

Proponents argue that cannon-style launchings are a possibility, although considerable work remains to be done before it becomes practical to shoot small satellites into orbit.Trials are under way with so-called "nano-satellites" (ie, spacecraft weighing less than a few kilograms).

For operation at relatively long metre wavelengths where the reflecting surface need not have an accuracy better than a few centimetres, it becomes practical to build very large fixed structures in which the reflecting surface can be made of simple "chicken wire" fencing or even parallel rows of wires.

The Internet drops the cost per transaction, so it becomes practical to auction an item for dollars rather than thousands of dollars and still make money.

Due to the constraint of long calculation times with fine meshes, it becomes practical to simulate the gas solid flow in a CFB riser with coarse meshes.

With the help of the model and FEM presented, it becomes practical to be able to conduct loaded gear contact analysis and strength calculations of the trochoidal gear reducers in theory.

But it became practical and feasible to use only when powerful computers came along nearly a century later.

Railroads began experimenting with radio at a very early date, but it became practical to use train radio on a large scale only after World War II, when compact and reliable very-high-frequency two-way equipment was developed.

Software companies have been releasing continuous updates for their apps, operating systems and firmware via Internet connection gradually over time since it became practical to do so.

But it has come into its own only recently, as the transistor (another AT&T invention) got so cheap that it became practical to apply massive amounts of data processing to a single phone call or modem connection.

These improvements meant that it became practical to manually examine the entire dataset and make corrections where the index showed problems, which were typically manifested as unexpected '(unknown)' segments, or single journey segments being assigned a specific identity despite the train almost certainly moving to/from/within the depot or sidings at the time.