Sentence examples for practical true from inspiring English sources

However, lack of practical true 3D analysis of the information collected from 3D images has been the factor limiting widespread utilization in orthodontics.

However, lack of practical true 3D analysis of the information collected from 3D photographic images has been the limiting factor holding back widespread utilization in the orthodontic profession.

This is both practical and true to the tempestuous spirit of the place.

In other words, they can admit that (R) does commit to the existence of the property of redness, but they can maintain that because of this (and because there are no such things as properties), (R) is, strictly speaking, untrue, even if it is "for-all-practical-purposes true," or some such thing.

In order to encourage genuine Christian faith, Wilberforce wrote a big book, A Practical View (of true faith as contrasted with its contemporary imitation).

Spirituality, of course, means many things to many people, but to me healing love is the practical heart of true religion.

In an early letter to his mother, he wrote "The practical benefits of true education are going to show in the months to come.

We must now consider him our enemy.' Poor Mr Norrell (Eddie Marsan), a few months ago he was contentedly padding about his library, hoarding every magic book in England, relaxed about his status as the country's only true practical magician.

The firm's secular buildings, almost all designed for the public sector, often demonstrated a profound and practical understanding of true urbanism – unusual among modern architects – for both MacMillan and Metzstein admired and analysed the grid-iron plan of Victorian Glasgow and its basic building block of the stone-walled tenement.

In practical situations, the true underlying distribution is unknown and may require a mixture of GLDs.

Initially, we might appeal to the fact that knowledge appears to be of more practical use than true belief in order to mark this difference in value, but, as Socrates notes, this claim is far from obvious on closer inspection.