Sentence examples for practically accessible from inspiring English sources

Over the last decade, the Imaging Air Čerenkov technique has proven itself to be an extremely powerful means to study very energetic γ-radiation from a number of astrophysical sources in a regime which is not practically accessible to satellite-based instruments.

The data suggests that polyamide 6 (PA 6) and polyamide 66 (PA 66) are miscible within the practically accessible temperature range from 270 to 310°C and all types of elastomer are immiscible with both polyamides due to strong repulsive interactions mainly characterised by large differences of the characteristic pressure between polyamides and elastomers.

For practically accessible library sizes, probe lengths cannot be easily extended beyond 10 nt [13].

However, due to the low number of endothelial cells collected (mean of ∼97 cells in the current study) and the subsequent low RNA yield these types of material have never been practically accessible for global gene expression profiling.

Extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) is increasingly used for temporary mechanical circulatory support due to the relatively low cost of the system and disposables, as well as its broad availability (practically accessible to all cardiosurgical units, without requiring a major investment in hardware).

When electricity became easily accessible and practically free, candles at dinner became a sign of luxury.

Mobile foods are accessible on practically every city block, but places to sit are not.

Practically speaking, it was accessible only to those who could read Italian and who knew about openings often posted during the summer holidays in the national gazette, the Italian government's journal of record.

Mao's system of "barefoot doctors" for country districts, set up in Luochuan in 1970, may have been rudimentary, but at least it was readily accessible and practically free.

THERE has been a good deal of discussion lately between journalists and political scientists concerning, on one side, political journalists' dogged ignorance of relevant findings in political science and, on the other side, political scientists' obdurate refusal to make their work accessible or practically useful.

The team also calculated that biosignatures could survive at accessible depths practically anywhere on Europa.