Sentence examples for practical fundamentals from inspiring English sources
And there we have the sum of modern politics: on the one hand, good policy diluted through fear of adverse reaction, squandered through a focus not on its practical fundamentals but on its inter-party or intra-party effect, and on the other, simple bad policy, sculpted think of border security from fear, apprehension and myth with the entire aim of creating politically useful division.
Therefore, the synthesis and study of CuO nanostructures should be of practical and fundamental importance.
Gaining a deeper understanding of enzyme catalysis is of great practical and fundamental importance.
Understanding in detail the physical mechanisms underlying cryocooler operation is then of practical and fundamental interest.
The above assignment is of practical and fundamental interest to monitor folding, binding, and molecular dynamics down to microdomain resolution.
The controlled fabrication of gold nanoparticles at scales beyond the current limits of characterization techniques is a technological goal of practical and fundamental interest.
Single-stage ADRs have both practical and fundamental limits to their operating range, as mass grows very rapidly as the operating range is expanded.
We also discuss a number of practical and fundamental issues in hybrid system modelers that give rise to non-reproducibility of results, non-determinism, and undesirable side effects.
The electro-mechanical diode cell design can be scaled to 20 nm minimum lateral dimension by following an appropriate scaling methodology in consideration of various practical and fundamental limits.
Feedback-only designs, which significantly diminish nonlinear effects of piezoactuation and other modeling uncertainties, are restricted by practical and fundamental limitations such as the control saturation and the Bode integral law.
The study of EMG variables during dynamic exercise is, however, of greater practical and fundamental relevance as dynamic exercise more closely resembles tasks executed during sports and everyday activity (Macdonald et al. 2008).
