He knew its places and its people, but he had ambitions beyond the practical realm of his upbringing.
What the new car did retain, he said, was a philosophy: Fiat design begins in the practical realm.
To some scholars, the pope's remarks seemed aimed at pushing more theoretical interreligious conversations into the practical realm.
But in the more practical realm, they said, the American position could be damaged by some of the Pentagon's own actions in the cold war and after.
The complication of divorce is that without the practical realm in which emotional conflicts are ordinarily expressed, the unresolved feelings compress into the single question of money.
But in the more practical realm of negotiating that release, they said, the American position could be damaged, to a degree, by some of the Pentagon's own cold war escapades.
And if we have any further doubts that Plato does take an interest in the practical realm, we need only turn to Laws.
And just as ontology purportedly provides the foundational underpinnings for the disciplines of 'special metaphysics' in the theoretical realm, universal practical philosophy plays an analogous role for the disciplines of natural law, politics, and moral philosophy in the practical realm.
Pythagoras is known for the honor he gives to number and for removing it from the practical realm of trade and instead pointing to correspondences between the behavior of number and the behavior of things.
In the practical realm, however, disaster resilience has only recently become an international agenda within the HFA, followed by the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015 2030 (UNISDR 2015).
