Sentence examples for method became practical from inspiring English sources

The method became practical when Earl Hanson adapted early vacuum tube circuits to amplify the signal.

Furthermore, as the cost of this hardware decreases the study and application of optical methods become practical and accessible.

In addition by eliminating the intermediate data, applying our Monte Carlo method to preclinical FDOT with high-density optical sampling became practical.

Bayesian approaches to statistical inference and system identification became practical with the development of effective sampling methods like Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC).

Then, suddenly, after Sandy, they all became practical".

Many technical hurdles had be overcome before Kepler became practical.

These methods have become practical now because the high speed of Fourier-domain OCT allows multiple cross-sectional images to be obtained at the same location in very quick succession to detect relative motion in voxels containing blood flow [ 124– 124].

It wasn't until the advent of modern computers, however, that Bayesian methods became widely practical; since then, they've swept through the sciences.

However, mechanical filter designers were the first (1960s) to develop practical filters of this kind and the method became a particular feature of mechanical filters.

It is routine to suppress heteronuclear couplings (JXH) by broadband decoupling, 3– 7 but only recently have experimental methods for homonuclear broadband decoupling become practical.

Or do I become practical and prepare for the end?