The principle was not practically applied until the 1870s, when rubber offset rollers were used on flat-bed presses for printing on metals.
This means, says Stratton, there is a tight focus on how sports science can be practically applied, using engineering skills to look at sports injuries, or, for example, barriers to an individual's movement caused by disability.
But because this principle could not be practically applied to the subordinate levels of administration, there developed the "spoils system," in which public office became a perquisite of political victory, being widely used to reward political support.
"There was some truly pioneering research in the effects of acceleration and G-forces on pilots, and what to do about it, 50 and 60 years ago," he said, "but there was no way to practically apply many of these ideas.
As part of how to practically apply what the children have learned, Ms. Davenport says she has developed a list of intelligent behaviors for students, which range from understanding how they learn, to being joyful in school, to taking the time to celebrate their accomplishments.
Thus, the phenomenon of photocatalysis was practically applied.
This method can be practically applied in engineering.
In order to practically apply wavelet estimators, a truncation should be made [24].
Is a systems design useful and can it be practically applied?
The stabilized MSW fly ash with cement and FCA can be practically applied to embankments.
