But practically it's just a way of moving bits around – and it's particularly useful for moving big bits around, stuff that takes a while to download.
Analysts say that Amazon is pursuing a "razor and blades" marketing strategy with the Kindle Fire by giving the tablet away, practically at cost, as a way of increasing its sales of books, music and movies.
While our own study does not directly ask about motivation for test-taking, studies of other late-onset disorders find that those with high levels of perceived risk view testing as a way of practically and emotionally coping with their worry, gaining control and getting clarity about their future [ 15, 31].
As far as a comeback strategy, working for Mr. de la Renta in a casual capacity, practically an intern, is, in effect, a way of testing the waters.
"As far as a comeback strategy, working for Mr. de la Renta in a casual capacity, practically an intern, is, in effect, a way of testing the waters," Mr. Wilson writes.
DURING a broadcast of "A Prairie Home Companion" from Tanglewood last summer, Garrison Keillor called the Berkshires a "beautiful place — New England towns where people come to enjoy a way of life that's practically vanished".
Triphase catalysis (TPC) is a practically attractive way of carrying out phase transfer catalyzed reactions.
All in all it makes for a very unique, practically psychedelic, way of watching the performance.
The marathon, though, cannot be recreated in training and until you are in the race, there is practically no way of predicting the outcome on the day.
In a 1934 paper, Rudolf Peierls and Hans Bethe calculated that neutrinos could easily pass through the Earth, and concluded "there is no practically possible way of observing the neutrino".
