Stacey defended the reformed A-levels, saying that the new course content would mean students do more practical work rather than less.
Where Shelf is more practical – or rather, where it will be in the future – is on the selling side.
The former focus is on application and implementation requiring courses of study such as algebra, trigonometry, applied calculus, and courses of a more practical nature rather than theoretical.
First, it will be expensive (roughly $35,000); second, it will be a lot bigger and more practical (engine fore rather than aft); and third, it will be much more powerful, providing more than adequate performance.
We saw IR fixtures for existing TVs at CES years ago, so the concept isn't new, but their Planar Scatter Detection tech might just be a bit more practical than the rather hack-ish solutions we've seen before.
Coste et al [ 10] reviewed 42 studies in which medical, psychological or educational measures had been shortened and found that most aimed to produce a form that was easier and more practical to use rather than a form that had enhanced psychometric properties.
It was commented that 'a European response would be much more practical and easier, rather than states making their own decisions'it'it would be good to have uniform guidelines to avoid medical tourism, for example', and 'if you have designated points of entry under the WHO, it would be helpful to have EU advice and commonality on the understanding of what is a designated point of entry.
The fleece option is rather more practical.
There were no damask waistcoats, but to me, the shirts and jackets were every bit as authentic, and rather more practical.
It turned out to mean something rather more practical: a clause in an actor's contract that requires both cast and crew to meet a stipulated level of diversity.
