Sentence examples similar to practically matured from inspiring English sources
Most of us want our sons to wait until they're in a committed relationship to have sex, as well as being emotionally and practically mature enough to handle all that comes with it.
According to Haq et al. (2014) compost with GI of more than 80% is considered to be matured and practically free of phytotoxic substances.
Along with Alec Reeves's concept of telephone conversations transmitted as pulses and Alan Turing's dream of all-purpose computing devices, Shannon's ideas had to wait for solid-state electronics to mature before they could be achieved practically.
General education, necessary for joining a scientific collective, is acquired in schools before maturing, and if this is not achieved an individual is practically doomed to remain outside the scientific collective.
Because the larger size-refuge is then practically unreachable due to the high fishing pressure, the optimal solution is to mature at sizes below those vulnerable, i.e. in the smaller size-refuge, as for trawling.
As surface science matures, it more and more evolves from the study of solid/vacuum interfaces towards investigation of practically more relevant solid/liquid- or solid/gas-interfaces with gas pressures close to ambient pressure.
The plan worked well both practically, in that Mr. Hampson had an opportunity to sing himself in before getting to the mightier items, and artistically, in presenting a maturing -- a tragic maturing -- of the imaginary character who sings.
Captains mature, players mature.
