Sentence examples for provided practical information from inspiring English sources

The following year appeared Culinary Chemistry, in which Accum provided practical information about the scientific basis of cooking.

Organized by community leader Mabel Welborn with volunteers from the Leon H. Sullivan Charitable Trust (which also donated office space) and the National Coalition of 100 Black Women-Pennsylvania Chapter (NCBW-PA), the event educated the public about the new law and provided practical information about how to secure a government-issued photo ID.

At our CAPS events, the Mental Health peers and clinical staff provided practical information through billboards, workshops, and sleep kits (with over 500 distributed within the 2 days!) and students took a break to enjoy each other's company in fun and creative activities (e.g., building mindfulness jars and stress balls; coloring; and playing in drum circles!).

An overall aggregated sustainability index score was a useful baseline measure for monitoring changes in sustainability over time; however, its use was limited when attempting to identify gaps in sustainable management practices and provide practical information for farmers and stakeholders to improve farm-level sustainability.

TARGET-NASH is a 5-year, longitudinal, observational study of patients with NAFLD designed to evaluate the effectiveness of clinical practice interventions and provide practical information unobtainable in registration trials.

Together these findings provide practical information for healthcare providers who must select a method of intravenous fluid administration when faced with a child who requires rapid intravascular volume expansion.

The site, which provides practical information and lists travel agents (but does not directly sell trips), was started in 1996.

It should also accept that uncertainty was always an issue and seek to provide practical information to policy makers as quickly as possible.

The "visit" section quickly and clearly provides practical information on the museum's opening times, directions and accessibility, group visits, what's on and tickets.

For a festival like the whirling Mevlevi dervishes' commemoration of the death of the Sufi mystic Rumi, in Turkey, Fest300 is one of the few resources on the Web that provide practical information on it.

They were created, of course, to provide practical information for gentlemen travelers venturing through a city's demimonde, and so have titles that range from mildly risqué ("The Pretty Women of Paris," "Directory to the Seraglios") to unashamedly coarse ("A Catalogue of Jilts, Cracks and Prostitutes, Nightwalkers, Whores, She-Friends, Kind Women and Others of the Linnen-Lifting Tribe").