Sentence examples for practical combinations from inspiring English sources

Assuming tension failure, the deformed shapes of the upper chords of equivalent linearized trusses together with the corresponding values of α x and β y and their limiting values for all practical combinations of boundary support conditions can be summarized as presented in Table 3.

Both of these formulae were developed for use in a paediatric patient population and the comparisons selected, i.e., the effect of blood sampling on use of the Newell formula and effect of correction factor on use of the modified Calvert formula, were based on the most practical combinations with likely clinical relevance.

However, livestock farming and urban living make a less practical combination.

The practical combination of language immersion and structured lectures fulfill degree and workplace requirements.

Some women wandered around in beehives and stilettos, playing out their own (and others') vintage sex-kitten fantasies, but others went for a more practical combination of Betty Page-style bobs and T-shirts and jeans.

What's interesting to me about SoftNet's plan, beyond its world-view audacity, is the practical combination of highflying technology with the most down-to-earth business concept of all, real estate.

In view of these considerations, we reasoned that one particularly practical combination of the two approaches would be to employ digital image analysis as a high-throughput histologic screening tool (analogous to screens in genomics), and then to translate the findings from the analysis into real parameters for scoring by human pathologists on H&E staining.

The object-oriented design based on Python allows for easy-to-use scripting and graphical user interfaces, the practical combination with other data handling and scientific computing libraries, and the possibility to extend the software by implementing new processing methods with minimal effort.

In this study, we have undertaken a practical combination of these approaches into a common framework: on the one hand, by coupling a CGE with a PE model, and, on the other hand, by linking the outcomes from the coupling with a hybrid input output−process based life cycle inventory.

An adaptive estimation grid is created as a result of a practical combination of IG and CS in a basic radar case of range estimation.

For the purpose of fiber extraction, the most practical combination is the one given for bright tubular structures and is denoted as for the three eigenvalues.