The salience of these problems was shaped primarily by social factors, which framed both the practical consequences of sight loss and their meaning for respondents.
It was a day I had dreaded for months as I could see no practical solution in sight.
The group, which is open to anyone interested in attending, aims to foster a supportive and communal learning environment around the practical task of sight-singing from the music manuscripts and early printed part books that form the basis of modern editions and musicological scholarship.
A master teacher, Dr. Dana delights in teaching such practical musical skills as sight singing, ear training, keyboard harmony, jazz improvisation, and small ensemble performance.
The conference has a strong practical bias, without losing sight of the importance of correctness and performance.
However, one of the fundamental issues as regards brain organization, which may have important bearings on brain plasticity and potential practical implications for future sight restoration efforts, has yet to be thoroughly explored.
It's a reasonably practical aesthetic, but firmly sighted on a dream lifestyle.
That's why the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection has issued a free brochure, "Sharing the Waterways, a Code of Ethics for Wildlife Watching Along the Connecticut Coast," that gives practical advice for enjoying sights along Connecticut's shores, marshes and streams in ways that don't threaten the creatures who live there.
As for the practical non-line-of-sight scenario, we use a Rayleigh fading model, in which the channel gain is assumed to be independent exponentially distributed random variables with unit mean [37].
And despite such rarities, Mr. Spiller hasn't lost sight of the practical nature of his collection.
But they became so absorbed in making this tunnel that they lost sight of certain practical considerations.
