Globally, these measures are practical and are not particularly different from those generally put into practice by the majority of ophthalmologists.
It was put into practice by the city in 1981.
Dr. Brenner's ideas have been put into practice by scientists at Lynx Therapeutics, of Hayward, Calif.
The piratical daydreams of Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer are put into practice by our teenagers.
His ideas were put into practice by a Scotsman, Thomas Latta, as early as 1832, with surprisingly good results, but few physicians followed Latta's example.
But the politically feasible solution — the one that was originally a conservative idea, put into practice by the leading contender for the Republican Presidential nomination — might not be.
But the Bush approach to national security as we discern it now could profitably be leavened by the lessons learned and put into practice by Harry Truman.
His invention, put into practice by Lynx Therapeutics of Hayward, Calif., is based on anchoring DNA fragments to microscopic beads by combinatorial chemistry.
Uefa's understated approach – dictated sometimes seemingly on a whim from the president's office but put into practice by an able cadre of administrators – can seem seductive.
CHIÓ The healthful Mediterranean notion that meat and fish should be mere condiments on plates of vegetables and grains will be put into practice by Alex McWilliams, the executive chef at this new Italian place in Brooklyn (pronounced kee-OH).
Meanwhile, Codd's ideas were put into practice by several new companies founded in or around Silicon Valley, including Oracle Corporation, Informix Corporation, and Sybase Inc., before IBM introduced its SQL/DS in 1981.
