Sentence examples for put it in practical from inspiring English sources

Or, to put it in practical terms, where you place the camera and how you use it.

But to put it in practical terms, imagine if you need to wake at 6 a.m. for work -- how easy is it for you to wake up 30 minutes earlier?

Mr. Bloomberg put it in more practical terms.

Or, to put it in more practical terms, it now takes so many bolivars to buy even the most basic goods that storeowners are starting to save time by weighing money rather than counting it.

To put it in more practical terms, a monetarily and fiscally integrated eurozone should be able to borrow as cheaply and easily as the other major developed economies, namely the UK, US and Japan.

The paper briefly reviews some new advances in micro ultrasonic assisted lapping, and then introduces some necessary research topics involved in the process in order to put it into practical microfabrication.

"You have to separate yourself from your own performance," he said, or, putting it in more practical terms, "from looking at your hair".

Putting it in the bank wasn't practical, because he might lose his disability benefits if the government knew of his assets; for the same reason, he couldn't invest the money legally, which left him especially vulnerable to scams.

"It's simply the practical difficulties of putting it in place which have to be sorted out," he said.

K is expected to help the government predict earthquakes and other natural disasters, analyze climate change, develop new drugs, explore outer space, etc. Fujitsu and Riken plan to put it to practical use in November 2012.

This algorithm was implemented in Mathematica (see [17]) in order to put it to a practical use.