Sentence examples for practically sized from inspiring English sources

Not for nothing is the tote a perennial favourite: practically sized, versatile and able to adapt to a number of occasions.

Computational results show that our algorithm is competitive to the cutting plane algorithm presented by Grötschel et al. and can be used to solve practically sized problems.

The redefined stack efficiency has been determined experimentally for a practically sized H2-fueled PEMFC stand and compared with the customary electric, or thermal, efficiency of this stack.

These studies suggest that radiation cooling, in combination with Lissajous beam scan techniques, can be used to control temperatures in practically sized targets, to levels commensurate with irradiation with 1-GeV, 400-kW proton beams for next generation RIB facilities.

Based on time-dependent, origin-to-destination trip records from an automatic fare collection system, a nonlinear optimization model is developed to solve the problem on practically sized corridors, subject to the available train-unit fleet.

We designed the spacing between the projections to be sufficiently close for the Nanopatches to be practically sized for skin application; while providing enough space for the skin to deflect and compress around the projections during penetration.

In October, a few years ago, Cunningham noticed, on his daily rounds, that an unusual number of women were carrying enormous — practically Hefty-size — tote bags embellished with geometric patterns.

The specialised mixtures rely on an engineered grain size distribution, with practically no silt sized grains, and a fraction of sodium bentonites capable of forming colloidal suspension when compacted.

As it can be seen, after calcinations of 3Y-TZP (DIPE), we obtained the powder with practically equal particle sizes 31 ± 1.5 nm for 3Y-TZP (DIPE) and 27 ± 1.4 nm for TZ-3Y (TOSOH).

For practically accessible library sizes, probe lengths cannot be easily extended beyond 10 nt [13].

Even if a unique solution from the GMM/SMM method is guaranteed in the asymptotic limit (i.e., as the sample size increases toward infinity), the probability of obtaining a unique solution increases so slowly that poor identification will be a relevant issue for all practically obtainable sample sizes when ρ ≤ 0.1, and potentially for stronger instruments.