Practically, when using the electronic media, a book could take a different look - the electronic book (e-book).
A good meditation technique is one that helps you practically when you are in the middle of the city, or in a fight, or in a hard time in work.
As Bradley notes, "all my thoughts are not my ends" and if self-realization meant no more than having an idea of a future event in our mind which later happens, "then I should realize myself practically when I see that the engine is going to run off the line, and it does so" (Ethical Studies, p. 67).
Albert was gaining public support as well as political influence, which showed itself practically when, in August, Parliament passed the Regency Act 1840 to designate him regent in the event of Victoria's death before their child reached the age of majority.
She practically melts when the subject of Nick Hornby, who adapted journalist Lynn Barber's memoirs into An Education, is raised.
The air practically froze when the tiny figure of Amy Winehouse emerged blinking in the spotlight and opened her mouth.
The administration and the union have been at odds practically since January 2002, when the president signed the law, known as No Child Left Behind.
Because Mr. Putin, who was practically unknown when the president at the time, Boris Yeltsin, appointed him prime minister in 1999, has become a neo-Soviet replica of a Hollywood actor, able to incarnate anything Russians want -- a winner, a survivor of the transition from Communism, a clever K.G.B. veteran, and most important, a strong man who can restore order.
The magnitude of difference was considered practically meaningful when the likelihood was ≥75%.
Thus, the short switching time is practically applicable when the interference power I(f) changes dynamically.
