Sentence examples for practical to carry from inspiring English sources

It wasn't practical to carry vacuums from house to house on the subway, so we used them only if the clients had them already.

It isn't really going to be practical to carry around little phials of gas is it?

Design of video-rate system with large SPAD array is practical to carry out.

The power is similar to a regular earth magnet, but magnets are often not safe to use with electronics and are not practical to carry around.

These methods are not practical to carry out on a fine-grained temporal basis intraoperatively or in longer-term follow-up.

When coupled with the recent (and ongoing) transformations in DNA sequencing technologies, it is practical to carry out such analysis on whole human (and other species') genomes.

"I've been to local police stations and tiny NGO offices where they don't have any other anti-trafficking literature but they do have a Tip report," says Burkhalter. "It can provide useful guidance on very practical ways to carry out prevention work, the importance of enforcement of laws and also to raise awareness of anti-slavery work at that local level".

Thus, it is urgent and of great practical significance to carry out the research on pedestrian safety protection [6, 7].

The capCAP is the perfect accessory for your wide-mouth Nalgene bottle — it looks rugged and practical, comfortable to carry and drink from, and you can remove it easily for large-volume pouring or cleaning in a river bed.

In other words, fault diagnosis is to rank the possible faults accordingly to give the engineer a practical priority to carry out the maintenance work in an efficient and orderly manner.

This contribution provides a practical way to carry out all the computations used to characterize several properties of the systems under consideration, which involve elements in a non-commutative ring of polynomials, and an extended version of the Lie brackets.