Sentence examples for practically applied as from inspiring English sources

With the development of nanofluid technology, it is expected that nanofluids will be practically applied as a new and efficient work fluid for those energy systems.

Thus, the 'ZCB Bamboo Pavilion' research project investigates how, through the combination of digital design technology, a culturally valuable yet imprecise local craft and an ecologically desirable yet volatile natural material can be practically applied as structural component in light-weiht, sustainable architecture.

This definition is usually practically applied as having at least two unprovoked epileptic seizures >24 h apart [ 48].

338 Thus, the "black hole concept" of astronomy can be practically applied as an omnidirectional light absorber 339.

This definition is usually practically applied as the occurrence of two or more unprovoked epileptic seizures at least 24 h apart [ 2].

This definition is usually practically applied as having at least two unprovoked epileptic seizures >24 h apart [ 48 ]. 5.0 Focal epileptic seizures are conceptualized as originating within networks limited to one hemisphere.

Finally, the dialysis treatment should be applied as often as is practically possible preferably daily in order to reduce the peaks caused by uremic toxins, the exposure to acidosis and alkalosis, and the burden on the cardiovascular system by overhydration.

However, with 15 accepted species and > 30 genotypes now described, this approach is considered too costly and time-consuming to be practically applied to more than a fraction of that number as well as having ethical and safety considerations.

However, the proposed algorithm as well as the conventional methods cannot be practically applied to a JPEG compressed image.

This chapter provides the reader with an understanding of the concepts of Universal Design as they are practically applied to real-life scenarios.

Conceptual thinking about throffers is practically applied in considerations of conditional aid, such as is used in workfare systems.