So dictated the Endangered Species Act of 1973, perhaps the most noble-minded of the environmental laws of the 1970's -- and perhaps the one that has turned out to be the most practically cumbersome and politically controversial.
This approach is the most practically acceptable and standard measure in abating groundwater pollution resulting from the application of fertilizers, in such shallow aquifer areas.
Finally, and most practically, spend the time you would have spent on startups on the fundamentals of your region instead.
It is important to choose the simplest and most practically appropriate model.
"It's radically improbable and the most practically impossible thing you could imagine," said Andre Walker, referring to Tiwimuta, a publication he refers to as an object-zine, as he hauled a new copy from his rucksack.
Also, more data points are presented in Figure 2a (all results, logarithmic scale for dataset size) and 2b (the most practically important case of subsets with collision number less than or close to 1).
The Internet is of interest to sociologists in various ways; most practically as a tool for research and as a discussion platform.
Theories and methodologies that are found most practically useful are "math-based methods", "methodologies to achieve concrete design goals," and "process methodologies", while at educational institutes in addition to these, traditional design methodologies are also taught.
Modelling and simulation tools that do represent these factors, together with the knowledge and ability to create and use them prudently and effectively, is perhaps the most practically useful mechanism that safety advocates have available to them during the early stages of concept exploration and design to provide value in contributing to these discussions and analyses.
The original MSF ERB framework was based on the work of Emanuel et al. This was used, because at the time it was the most practically orientated of the various frameworks, guidelines and documents available.
