Sentence examples for practical qualities from inspiring English sources

It reveals that low cost ventilation and acceptable comfort are achievable in this traditional form of architecture and low energy solutions and careful design can complement well its functional aspects and even enhance its aesthetic and practical qualities.

New technologies combined with traditional techniques awaken both the creator and the user with a spirit of inspiration and innovation by applying bamboo's practical qualities to the challenge of sustainability.

Although there was strong emphasis on the Chinese Classics (because knowledge of the Classics was thought to form the virtues of a good citizen), there was also an effort to devise objective and meaningful tests for practical qualities, and there were always long contentions over subject matter and testing methods.

Zirconia (ZrO2) titania (TiO2) and alumina (Al2O3) thin films were deposited on a graphite substrate both in mono- and in multi-layer systems, using the metal organic chemical vapor deposition technique, to test their practical qualities as protective coatings against oxidation at high temperatures.

The cerebral table distinguishes ten affective forces, five intellectual functions, and three practical qualities; these correspond to the heart, mind, and character, respectively.

It's the combination of the practical qualities and experiences of middle managers to identify and drive the change, and the strategic view of their counterparts in the boardroom to keep everything aligned that would appear to be the most effective deployment of talent and resources.

Although consensus on the most challenging ethical aspects of some cases will remain elusive, this need not deter clinicians from engaging in practical quality improvement, best practice, and educational interventions to provide compassionate care to all critically ill patients, including those who ultimately die.

VW owners self-confidently displayed their vehicles, and not only as practical quality products.

See M. E. Bader, Practical Quality Management in the Chemical Process Industry (New York: Marcel Dekker, 1983), ch. 1. 68.

Development and participant assessment of a practical quality improvement educational initiative for surgical residents.

Small teams developed practical quality-improvement projects based on needs identified during clinical experience.