Sentence examples for practically divided from inspiring English sources

For industrial nonlinear batch processes that can be practically divided into a series of piecewise affine operating regions, a two-dimensional (2D) closed-loop iterative learning control (ILC) method is proposed for robust tracking of the set-point profile against cycle-to-cycle process uncertainties and load disturbances.

A country once considered an outpost of relative tolerance and democracy in a region of dysfunctional authoritarian regimes is today a deeply divided, practically failed, state.

Since each scan pair is used multiple times because it divided into segments, practically the same course and position change would be calculated over and over again.

In Late Antiquity the Empire was formally divided, but more practically it was becoming fissiparous -- splitting constantly into local governance that took the form of rebellion and civil war.

MacKay et al. [ 63] suggested that the primary cell wall molecules (not including water) can be divided into a practically rigid fraction consisting of all the cellulose and some of the hemicellulose molecules; and a higher mobility fraction consisting of pectic polysaccharide and some hemicellulosic molecules.

Opinions are divided over what could practically emerge.

Practically, every video frame needs to be divided into several packets and then transmits in networks.

Depending on the number of hydrophilic groups present, the dispersion can be obtained in a very finely divided form, so that it practically has the appearance of a solution.

When my ex and I divided our daughter's life practically in half, I wondered who would take her to school on "my days" and pick her up?

A week before the election, even as millions of Americans have already cast their ballots through early-voting programs in many states, voters are closely divided between the candidates, with men and women practically mirror images of each other.

Mr. Reid practically dared Republicans to block the entire budget because the parties are divided over $11 billion out of nearly $1 trillion in spending.