Sentence examples for practicable application from inspiring English sources
Gen. Leonidas Polk, a former bishop and a longtime Maury acquaintance, wrote from Columbus, Ky., "I feel constrained to urge upon you the necessity of at once furnishing me an officer familiar with the subject of submarine batteries and capable of a practicable application of this species of defense to the Mississippi River".
The principle of using a long throated venturi meter to measure the flow rate of two mixed phases is widely published, yet there is no practicable application for accurate measurement in relatively lean particulate conveying.
Therefore, the described flocculation behaviour during photo-hydrogen production is potentially suitable for practicable application.
Therefore, the described flocculation behaviour of R. faecalis RLD-53 during photo-hydrogen production is potentially suitable for practicable application.
The selective use of faecal qPCR as a sequential ancillary test for whole herd tested ELISA positive animals either as individual or pooled tests, brings such testing into the realm of practicable application.
Although pancreatic differentiation has been reported from HESC, practicable applications for the use of β-cells derived from HESC to treat diabetes will only be possible once techniques are developed to promote efficient differentiation along the pancreatic lineages.
The Oct. 5 edition of The New York Times noted that experts had said that satellites had "no practicable military application in the foreseeable future".
In earlier work, an "Activation tagging" approach has been recommended as particularly practicable for application in long-living trees [ 13, 22].
However, the use of an oesophageal balloon is not practicable in applications during mechanical ventilation such as noninvasive ventilation or weaning.
The results indicate that the MCM-41 is practicable in engineering application for the capture, storage, and re-use of water molecules, since it is temperature-sensitive and can achieve significant adsorption loadings within a small range of pressure values via the capillary condensation phenomena.
The results show that while the recycling of volcanic pyroclastic deposits as aggregates is feasible, their application in cement production is not practicable, due to poor pozzolanic behavior.
