Christopher Barreca's sets practically tell the story by themselves.
You can practically tell time by the familiar faces, regulars at a certain unchanging hour.
Those inescapable pledge drives, conducted by member stations, practically tell listeners that their $20 donations keep the network honest.
"The jets are flying so low, you can practically tell what color the pilot's tie is".
Its characterizations may be overwrought — it is a thriller, after all — and the audience might prefer to have sympathy for a character without being practically told to feel it.
You can experience the province's vinous output by the glass (€4-€6) or tuck in to a dish of, say, locally-fished octopus with potatoes so carefully sourced they practically tell you the name of the guy who sowed them.
In other words, although a reduction is to make the reduced basis as orthogonal as possible, unfortunately, we cannot practically tell the extent of orthogonality of the reduced basis from the orthogonality defect O B B ).
This result practically tells us that if a security specialist would have a new ruleset to deploy consisting of these 1,423 signatures; then by using our predictor, he could derive an estimate about which are the most prominent and reliable ones that he should focus on.
At that point, the cocky sports-only network practically told their publicly funded rivals they'd be gunning for their traditional television rights contract with the NHL once bidding re-opened for next season.
