Sentence examples for practical and operational from inspiring English sources

They are also, if my parish is anything to go by, and I am sure it is, the majority of congregants at its masses: they are its spiritual well; its practical and operational workforce.

For Kelman, who is in fact an engineer, it's a nearly perfect career, combining as it does "theoretical, practical, and operational work--the challenge was always to know how the theory works in reality --and creality --andfreality --andinto governmental, nongovernmental organisations (NGO), and private secrossing

Implemented using different types of educational tools and stimuli, the programme aims to offer as complete an overview as possible on the educational implications of environmental sustainability, investigating the scientific, social, political, economic, ideological, practical and operational aspects.

This paper argues that closer attention should be paid to the practical and operational aspects of social sustainability, in particular, to understanding how the concept is translated by different actors and used as justification for making decisions about interventions and investments in the material and social fabric of cities.

Vitalum's development was accompanied by practical and operational difficulties.

Oral medicine is a practical and operational subject with its inherent principles and specific characteristics.

Although the theory of fluidized bed technology is fairly well understood, non-premixed reactions in such beds have recently garnered considerable attention, particularly with respect to combustion applications, which still present a number of practical engineering and operational problems at start-up, during operation and at shutdown.

The objectives of this presentation are to present the main operational results of the Fujairah SWRO plant over the first 2 years of operation and the resulting practical design and operational recommendations for future plants.

This relationship of power is crucial – too many Israelis and Palestinians have effectively dehumanised the other, but the practical policy and operational consequences of that dehumanisation are very different for an occupying power as opposed to an occupied people.

International relations departments are being transformed, they say, into conveyor belts for establishment-friendly 'security studies', with research designed for practical policy and operational utility being favoured the most for funding.

In addition, practical implementation and operational challenges are investigated.