Sentence examples for practical applied from inspiring English sources

But the Nobel Foundation is forced to look at much more such practical, applied material when it considers the economics prize.

The Pearson exam board has defended the "rigour" of Btec qualifications, while OCR says its courses incorporate "practical, applied learning - founded on a solid base of knowledge and understanding".

"It's a very practical, applied approach, where young people are partly hired, partly subsidised in this dual education system," says Nora Hesse, a Berlin-based economist at the Open Europe think tank.

If, as I expect, you are eager to do practical, applied, important work, your interests may fit very well into this relatively recent pragmatic reorientation of the international research effort.

Combined cooling, heating and power (CCHP) systems have widely theoretical researched and practical applied to solve the energy and environment problems.

However, issues including electronical insulation of S, the lithium polysulfides (LiPSs) dissolution and the short cycle lifespan have prevented Li S batteries from being practical applied.

Meanwhile, the social and entertainment giant also works to put fundamental research to practical use, applying AI to its key businesses — content, social, online games and cloud computing.

Since clinical ethics is a practical ethics applied to problems arising in patient care, theoretical ethics, though important, needs to be augmented by the honing practical skills in handling the unique ethical problems arising in specific patient care settings.

The qualifications blend theoretical study with practical and applied learning involving employers.

Seeking to be practical, he applied his "partial equilibrium analysis" to particular markets and industries.

He also wanted to be a journalist, "and as that did seem to be slightly more practical", he applied for a three-month trial at the Manchester Guardian.