Although our model does not include directivity effects, our model practically succeeds in reproducing observed spatial distribution of maximum amplitude of small-to-moderate local crustal earthquakes compared to Satoh (2002b)'s model (Additional file 1: Figure S2).
To figure out whether your dream can become a business that can succeed in these uncertain times, think practically, Goldstein says.
It's easy to succeed once you're there, but it's practically impossible to get there.
More practically, however, it also remains unclear how, in the absence of broad-based contextual/structural changes, men will succeed in continuing to enact gender equitable practices beyond the short-run.
A13 Protestants Shut Down Ulster The Protestant Orange Order succeeded in practically shutting down Northern Ireland, as cities and villages were turned into ghost towns.
He assumed practically all administration under the ailing pope Gregory XIV, whom he was chosen to succeed as pope as a short-term replacement acceptable to all.
Ecommerce shops require both product vision and business acumen to succeed and thrive in a competitive environment where customers can purchase practically anything they want from a wide array of vendors online.
We're all familiar enough with Google products to know that practically everything they've ever done was launched early and incomplete, whether it went on to succeed (Gmail, Android) or not (Orkut, Wave).
For example, many blastomeres separated at the two-cell stage do not succeed in development to birth, and despite many efforts, production of monozygotic twins through this route has been practically unattainable (Papaioannou and Ebert, 1995; Tsunoda and McLaren, 1983).
There are scads of self-help books on how to succeed, but I've never come across a single one on how to contend with not succeeding – which is more the form for practically everybody, right?
