Sentence examples for practical branch from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we study model-transferring methods as a practical branch of adaptation methods, which adapt the source classifier to new domains without using the source samples.

Once the statesman merges with the herdsman, the theoretical branch has become thoroughly mixed up with the practical branch originally discarded, since the knowledge of horse-breeders, cowherds, shepherds, and swineherds is practical and scarcely theoretical.

Under these twin stimuli, Scottish thinkers began questioning assumptions previously taken for granted; and with Scotland's traditional connections to France, then in the throes of the Enlightenment, the Scots began developing a uniquely practical branch of humanism to the extent that Voltaire said "we look to Scotland for all our ideas of civilization".

The maximum height to which it was practical to measure branch diameter from the TreeD images was 17.7 m at Kaingaroa, and 15.4 m at Ribbonwood.

In the classification of sciences given in his Preliminary Discourse, Wolff divides philosophy into two branches: practical philosophy, on one hand, and theoretical philosophy, on the other.[33] Practical philosophy deals (in general) with human actions and includes morality, politics, jurisprudence, and econmics.

Kant's political philosophy is a branch of practical philosophy, one-half of one of the broadest divisions in Kant's thought between practical and theoretical philosophy.

Mr. Post said that view was too sanguine, given the executive branch's practical primacy.

FSI problems are of great interest and complexity, and their solutions have practical applications in every branch of engineering.

Second, the number of taxa included in our data set is too large to allow practical calculation of any branch support indices (e.g., decay indices [ 71]) on a desktop computer.

After the degree course, candidates for the higher civil service spent a further period of supervised practical training in various branches of the administration, at the end of which they underwent a further oral and written examination.

Political philosophy is not only a branch of Kant's practical philosophy, it strongly depends upon Kant's core practical philosophy for its basis.