It is known that a high yield point fluid has more practical significance as it indicates better cutting carrying capacity.
It is gnerally agreed among horsemen that nobody has more practical knowledge of the sport, or is more devoted to it, than Mr. Cassidy.
The Senate confirmed 95% of Ronald Reagan's circuit-court nominees in his first two years, and 86% of Bill Clinton's; so far, it has confirmed 53% of Mr Bush's.The abortion debate has more practical implications, too.
Nevertheless, the transient response has received more and more attention recently, because it is more relevant to near-future climate change and thus has more practical implications (Allen and Frame 2007).
But lying about your age has more practical benefits, too.
Al-Zawahiri's Jihad movement certainly has more practical experience in orchestrating sophisticated operations.
Yet for all the symbolism and emotion surrounding the execution, the first by the federal government in nearly 40 years, Terre Haute has more practical concerns.
But as they argue the political and legal consequences of maintaining, pushing back or splitting the primary, Ms. Callanen has more practical worries.
His earlier writings persuaded government to ditch the "strange hybrid of office skills" that schools were teaching in favour of coding, which has more practical uses.
But NASA also has more practical aims.
