Sentence examples for makes it practical to use from inspiring English sources
The genius of the iPad is not its 10in screen, but the aspect ratio that makes it practical to use in either orientation.
The hybrid system makes it practical to use an alternative to the conventional distillation step used in ethanol production; the Coskata version uses only half as much energy.
By in essence weighing the captain directly, Cohen's software now makes it practical to use a PC to quickly crank out predictions on nano materials with novel combina-tions of electronic, magnetic and light-handling properties.
This interface for using IK Multimedia's excellent AmpliTube guitar modeler, finally makes it practical to use your iPhone as a tone source for live guitar or bass use.
Silicon breakthrough: Intel has built a record-breaking silicon laser with efficiencies that could soon make it practical to use for chemical sensing and cancer detection.
Senator Schumer and Senator John Warner, a Virginia Republican, have come up with a bill that would provide the funding necessary to make it practical to use such sensors at seaports.
The industrialisation of molecular biology assay tools has made it practical to use them in clinics.
The development of new sequencing technologies has made it practical to use DNA sequencing technology for directly obtaining single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) markers for population genotyping [11] [13].
Furthermore, nearly all medical facilities are already equipped with lines for compressed air, making it practical to use air line type PPE in hospitals.
Nevertheless, cryopreservation of tissues from each mutant line allows retrospective screens to be carried out for mutations in a gene of interest; advances in the rapid detection of mutations have made it practical to use this gene-driven approach (27, 28).
But modern Scots hasn't been systemised in a way that makes it practical to learn to speak for everyday use, or to prepare Scots to accept hearing it spoken with a non-Scottish accent, and Ireland's experience suggests even universal Gaelic teaching doesn't make Gaelic a first language.
