"practical models" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to models which can be used in a practical or practical-minded way, such as a model of a car engine which helps students learn how to repair and maintain an engine. For example: "The teacher used practical models to demonstrate the process of changing a car tire."
The learners described features of integrated practices and practical models of VI teaching that they viewed as positive.
When the model line is fleshed out with more affordable and practical models later this year, it will become, like the Mustang, a muscle car for the masses.
On the whole, the US remains a country drifting to the right, but in its own distinctive way that offers few practical models for places such as Europe.
Vamps in Buffy adhere to the basic practical models - viz, they can only be killed by decapitation or a wooden stake through the heart, they cannot survive daylight, they have to be invited into your house before they can come in, they are scalded by crucifixes or holy water, and they don't like garlic (this last aspect is played down in Buffy: no Americans like garlic).
5. Practical: Models that have a real-life application, such as for use as envelopes, boxes, cups, dishes, etc. 6. Pureland: A concept suggested by John Smith of England, who proposed a composition system using only square paper and "mountain" and "valley" folds, resulting in models that are easy to duplicate.
There are many practical models of self-interference which greatly affects the throughput of FD transmission.
So, it is easy to be satisfied by many maps in practical models.
The hexagonal grid requires a numerical computation, while the practical models need to be simulated.
Although apps like this are simple, they make abstract theories practical, models testable and teach students how the 3D printing process works.
The watershed management activities have acted as practical models for understanding environmental issues and rehabilitating degraded land.
Delay and impulsive effects exist widely in many practical models such as population models and neural networks.
