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Practically all are electrically propelled, either by cables, sheave and counterweight, by a winding-drum mechanism (still used in many low-rise freight elevators), or by an electro-hydraulic combination.

As is to be expected with nomads who were constantly on the move, the decorative objects they produced are generally small in size, but many are made of precious materials and practically all are of superb workmanship.

Practically all are based on handwork, and with few exceptions most machine-made joints follow the traditional patterns; most joints rely to a considerable extent on a combination of mechanical fit and glue for their strength.

4 7 Furthermore, what guidelines do exist have practically all been derived by expert consensus 3 8–11 or in cohorts of admitted hospital inpatients.

At present, studies evaluating the presence of HPV in mammary lesions have practically all been conducted in Europe and Asia; we have identified two carried out in the U.S. [ 9, 10] and one in Brazil [ 8].

In contrast, a later study in Bolivia found that no infants were exclusively breastfed at 4 months of age, even if practically all were breastfed at 7 months[ 6].

Just 77 were built, but nearly all survive, and practically all have been used in competition.

In the text practically all a stances are given in the metric system.

But efficiency is practically all he's got.

As King Bhumibol is universally revered in Thailand, practically all Thais are "royalist" by definition.

Practically all bars are gay-friendly, so nightlife needn't be segregated.