People magazine practically described her as a feminist icon, far from the "passive, demure" plaything she had once supposedly been.
The overall sampling clock synchronization scheme is practically described with the aforementioned six steps processing.
Unlike the previous works that attempt to model the dress design by several spline curves, the proposed system is based on a new encoding scheme that practically describes a dress with three parts: body and neck, sleeve, and skirt.
A supplemental work on sound motions in fluids was unfinished) 1890 (with Tallack, H.T). Surveying and levelling instruments theoretically and practically described: for construction, qualities, selection, preservation, adjustments, and uses; with other apparatus and appliances used by civil engineers and surveyors in the field (E.
No one is truly fearless, but practically it describes someone who has fears but doesn't let those fears deter them.
This population turnaround can practically be described as miraculous as, apart from Israel, no Western nation in the era of modern statistics has reversed a decline in its Total Fertility Rate.
In Newtonian formulation, the number of molecules is so large ((^{sim }10^{23})) for a small volume of fluid in practice that it is practically impossible to describe the whole system with the most advanced computational techniques.
To quantify and describe practically a novel technique for donor tissue preparation in Descemet stripping endothelial keratoplasty to approach the superior visual outcomes of Descemet membrane endothelial keratoplasty.
In its generalized form, the frame problem is that it is practically impossible to describe, or infer, all the necessary preconditions (qualification problem) and all the possible consequences of a given action (ramification problem).
