However, despite the availability of PBRs, only a few have been practically used for mass cultivation of microalgae due to the limitations during scaling-up.
This filter is practically used to minimize the transmission bandwidth.
Rather, students are able to practically use these social media practically.
November 16, 1940 (from The Talk of the Town): Both political parties used up practically all their ammunition fighting for their major candidates in the recent campaign, leaving the small fry to fend for themselves.
Hence, the anode zone should be considered in the advanced ML-MFC for practically use in wastewater treatment process, and also for scale up of MFCs.
One moment there was a bagel shop two doors away from my building, a place where I went practically every day for years and where Linda used to pack up my order and inquire about my poodle.
Within hours, its lyrics were posted; this is no small thing, especially to those of us used to wading through the crappy, pop-up-heavy lyric sites that have existed practically since the internet began.
In future it may therefore be useful to explore the commonalities between disciplines alongside differences to help foster interdisciplinary approaches to research data management both practically and epistemologically, using a bottom-up approach.
These keys are practically unbreakable using digital computers.
Practically everyone uses a search engine to explore products and services before buying, so if you want them to see your business, you have to show up in the search.
A few decades ago, a computer practically took up as much real estate as Versailles and the most complex machine used by the average Joe was a lawn mower.
