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Integration of hundreds of processors on a chip will become practical thanks to ultra-deep submicron VLSI technology.
Also nearby is the Chevrolet SSR, for Super Sports Roadster, which has the visual impact of the Plymouth Prowler but is much more practical, thanks to a pickup bed with a hard cover.
Portable fuel cells powered directly by ethanol could soon be practical, thanks to a new catalyst that breaks a strong bond at the heart of ethanol molecules, freeing electrons and generating electricity.
Our supplies reaching Asia are now more practical thanks to the June 2016 expansion of the Panama Canal that lowers shipping times and prices.
One of the biggest gripes 'bout Canon's Digital Rebel line is that the Live View isn't practical thanks to its slow autofocus.
High-tech systems to monitor and assist the elderly are now becoming practical, thanks to the falling prices of sensors and processors, increasingly sophisticated software, and the wide availability of high-speed Internet access.
Sandwich structures are increasingly employed in many practical applications thanks to their interesting compromise between lightweight and high mechanical properties.
(Getting those three — a practical necessity, thanks to the scandalous routinization of the filibuster — precipitated the vote-cobbling scramble that Senator Graham was hyperventilating about).
Power-limited systems with variable Isp, which have been studied theoretically since the beginning of astronautics, are getting closer to practical applications thanks to recent technological advances in the field of magnetosplasma rockets, such as Ad-Astra's VASIMR concept.
"He's got a very practical approach thanks to his own past as a top-level skier," said the 35-year-old Walchhofer, who is aiming to add a second downhill world title to his 2003 triumph in what will be his last season on the circuit.
Magnetocaloric effects are becoming more practical, he thinks, thanks to improved magnet technology and new materials.
