Sentence examples for placed practically from inspiring English sources

The next energy growth (up to about 60 kcal/mol) takes place after 15 ns when the whole oligomer comes nearer to the nanotube, and this chain is placed practically transversely to the nanotube axis.

Following Putin's lead, regional governors have placed practically all local media under state control.

Same furniture, same couch cushions worn out in the same old places, practically the same stack of magazines.

We dropped in for lunch on a luminous spring afternoon (low tide) and had the place practically to ourselves.

When I was there, I had the place practically to myself, the grass was long, and through it ghosted hundreds and hundreds of rabbits.

To take account of the differences IFPRI fed both forecasts into its own computer, which describes how every agricultural region and, in some places, practically every farm, responds to changes in temperature and rainfall.The results varied less than the assumptions.

But Zuzi pointed out that the area's regeneration really goes back to the 2002 when the nearby Vltava river flooded, taking out centuries-old buildings and leaving the place practically abandoned.

Word-of-mouth among the network of young lawyers in my law firm made the place practically rent itself throughout the 1990s; even after I left the law firm, a consistent stream of young lawyer couples kept the apartment occupied, and I always told myself that once it became a hassle, I would sell it.

And since you're traveling here in the off season, expect lower hotel prices, less crowds and to have the place practically to yourselves – that is, if saving money and not battling crowds is your sort of thing.

Literally, the place practically shuts down after dark.

So you really have the place practically to yourself.