Sentence examples for practical to adopt from inspiring English sources
It would not be practical to adopt traditional automobile-style factory automation, where for safety's sake robots are physically separated from people, repetitively riveting, bolting, and welding away in massive cages.
Having considered the availability of battery parameters and the convenience of the calculation process and model build-up, it is practical to adopt mathematical models.
However, considering the reality that many online students seek online courses to avoid fixed meeting times and traveling to campus, it is practical to adopt asynchronous communication for online courses (Huan et al. 2011).
But cities need funding to make it practical to adopt.
A more practical approach is to adopt a sufficient condition which ensures that the arch will be safe from dynamic snapping.
A frequent practical limitation to adopting such research designs is that only a limited number of groups may be available, and therefore, simple randomization is unable to adequately balance multiple group-level covariates between arms.
Justifying a methodological principle requires answering a pragmatic question: why does it make practical sense for theorists to adopt parsimonious theories?[8] Most attention in the literature has centered on the first, epistemic question.
Their approach of keeping things tight and holding on to a lead was understandable and a practical and realistic approach to adopt.
Our signature of the Convention reflects the general willingness of the United States to adopt practical and reasonable provisions concerning the conduct of military operations, for the purpose of protecting noncombatants.'.
"Business at its best" provides actionable frameworks to help companies close the gap between vision and execution— practical approaches for organisations to adopt, based on five imperatives to help plan, manage and scale sustainable value creation.
But even advocates for gay and lesbian troops say it might not be practical for the military to adopt a blanket policy of allowing all service members discharged under "don't ask, don't tell" to return to their previous ranks.
