There are also practical boxes: a 19th-century Russian cigar box encrusted with military decorations and a late 18th-century inlaid English tea box.
"The sides are too high to row comfortably, but she'll carry four men and a big, frightened dog," he wrote of a boat called Brick, one of his inelegant but practical boxes, "with plenty of buoyancy left, still able to sail though with lots of noisy waves".
For example, the practical box girder was simplified as a cylindrical shell of infinite length [31].
Consequently, extensive numerical studies are carried on practical box and plate girders with key structural parameters varied over broad ranges.
His arguments are all tremendously practical: Cardboard boxes are much lighter than glass bottles, reducing by more than four times the greenhouse gas emissions associated with transporting wine.
Though slightly less practical than clicking boxes on a digital grid, Dyskograf presents a whole new way to keep music production "hands-on".
An all-purpose, very practical coffee gift box that includes a 12-ounce bag of Intelligentsia House Blend beans and two Intelligentsia diner mugs, packaged in an embossed gift box.
These discussions indicate what kind of information is required to promote more practical organisational learning (box 9, quotation 1).
The most commonly reported reasons for non-participation in high-risk non-uptake individuals were practical barriers (see box 1), including travel with difficulties relating to the distance of travel, lack of public transport available, and the cost of either the journey itself or hospital parking.
Its very practical to save up boxes and cooler boxes and label them per household so everyone has a box and gets back what they order.
