Growing up in Rumford, a rural and heavily French Acadian town, Ms. Martin understood music as a binding force in the community and practically a natural resource.
Practically complete natural gas conversion has been obtained.
Chloride acts as an inert element in practically all natural water rock environments, i.e. once in solution, it stays there both at ambient and elevated temperatures (Ellis 1970).
Cardanol (a mixture of phenols with C15 aliphatic unsaturated chain in meta position, manufactured from cashew nut shell liquids) is an abundant and till now practically waste natural material.
With practically no natural predators, the pandas can blame the expansion of human settlement as a big factor in their decline.
Wright's tree is untouchable, practically mythical: Beautiful natural blossoms, Pure delicate body, You stand without trembling.
Consequently, chefs tend to serve them practically in their natural state - ie, raw - which isn't always that pleasant.
Though in the 1980s New York theatre scene, a woman liking men was practically against the natural order.
Hospital director Javier de Joz told reporters that his mobility was "practically complete and natural".
Furthermore, sulphur oxide emissions are practically zero, since natural gas does not normally contain any sulphur, while the CO2 emissions are about 30%% lower due to the low carbon/hydrogen content of methane.
Rickert contends that the historical beginnings of philosophy in ancient Greece coincide with the birth of a purely 'theoretical man', that is, of a subject who pursues knowledge for knowledge's sake and in so doing discloses a dimension of totality unknown to natural, practically oriented human subjects (Rickert 1923b).
