Sentence examples for practical potential for from inspiring English sources
The I.L.O. and the World Bank set out to demonstrate the positive impact of the small plans and to demonstrate the practical potential for reinsurance.
Impedance-based structural health monitoring (SHM) has come to the forefront in the SHM community because of its practical potential for real applications.
The ability to turn amnion into skin and its appendages has practical potential for the tissue engineering of replacement skin, and related biotechnological approaches.
The practical potential for designing and subsequently fabricating optimal pore structures should be realised by extending to 3D models for porosity.
The study concludes that artivist works may have a practical potential for political change and urban transformation, when they are ephemeral and "ordinary", disrupting the materiality and representations of everyday urban realities.
We report a promising versatile approach for highly selective recognition of designated sites within dsDNA featuring considerable practical potential for a variety of molecular-biological, biotechnological, gene-therapeutic, and diagnostic applications.
This paper reviews recent developments in on-line shape measurement for crystals grown from solution, provides pointers to future research and development needs and discusses the practical potentials for crystal shape control.
Even decades ago, the practical potential of online communications for organizing and mobilizing was evident.
Comparative cyclic voltammetry trials in alkaline, neutral and acidic solutions showed that the conical carbon UME's had a wider practical potential window for electroanalytic applications than, for instance, Pt disk UMEs.
Four concrete greening policies are proposed to obtain fair greening in future DSL networks, and their practical impact and potential for realistic DSL scenarios is evaluated.
At a practical level, the potential for engagement is enhanced when a researcher is co-located, or at least has regular contact, with a referring team, such that opportunistic encounters can be built upon.
