Sentence examples for makes the practical from inspiring English sources

That makes the practical effects of Mr. Abbas's declaration unclear.

Matthew Ingram on Gigaom also makes the practical point that not defining internet access as a human or civil right "makes it easier for governments to place restrictions on access or even shut it down entirely".

Furthermore, the facile and efficient synthesis process could be easily scaled up, which makes the practical application of petroleum coke in energy storage possible.

However, although the importance of robustness for structural design is widely recognized the code requirements are not specified in detail, which makes the practical use difficult.

This makes the practical question for the agent not "What do I now prefer?", but "What would I prefer after full exposure to logic and the facts?" The same issue arises even with now-for-now preferences.

The designed simple structure of HDNN keeps the tracking performance well and also makes the practical implementation much easier because of the use of less and fixed number of neurons.

In practice, brain modelers often do encapsulate, for example making the practical decision to treat the individual neuron in the network as a point neuron.

Lynn Deas (South) made the practical response of six clubs.

Now Mr. Obama has to make the practical choices to implement his strategy.

Over the four-heart raise by Cheek (East), Levin (South) made the practical rebid of six clubs.

Then Robertson (South), not knowing how to describe her hand, made the practical decision to jump straight to six diamonds.