Sentence examples for more practical design from inspiring English sources
The new developers, Queensberry Real Estate, said the present £100m plan was "more deliverable" with a more practical design.
However, in this paper, a more practical design is provided, which allows both forward and angular velocities to lie in bounded intervals.
Consequently, a more practical design approach of spreading scheme for viral marketing on QQ platform is proposed.
When a pair of angled field coils, which were of a more practical design, were used this value was increased to 2.8 ng.
However, preclinical success offers the potential of a more practical design for future clinical trials, in which smaller cohorts of patients with measurable neuropathy can be used to assess subsequent recovery.
A more practical design should be based on the incorporation of a second layer of random nanofibers as a means to compensate for the poor surgical handling of uniaxially aligned nanofibers, although the inclusion of an additional layer of nanofibers with a different type of topography or orientation may have a negative impact on the neurite outgrowth.
The indulgences of Mr. Gilad, Tobias Wong and the Tom Leader Studio share space with more practical designs, mostly for home furnishings, by Chris Douglas, Scott Wilson and especially the team of Ransmeier & Floyd, as well as the prefab architecture of the Up House (by the Brooklyn studio Konyk) and the FlatPak House (by Lazor Office).
In principle, any filter structure could be applied to impedance matching, but some will result in more practical designs than others.
Dr. Forward applied this concept of heavenly sailing ships to a somewhat more practical purpose when he designed a satellite, called a statite, that could hover 200,000 miles above one of the poles, held in place by sails filled by solar winds.
In addition, a set of typical constraints, governing on the ACHE unit design, is subjected to obtain more practical optimum design points.
The results in [15] are more practical for design guidelines.
