Sentence examples for recognized practical from inspiring English sources

These elements are important components of a formal approach to develop ecological engineering as a principled, quantitative, recognized, practical, novel, and formal engineering discipline that coalesces past and future research and practice into cohesive underpinnings.

In the presented analysis, special attention is paid to the differences between the SMR indexes derived from the 3D point cloud and conventional field work approaches, the main factors that determine the quality of the data and some recognized practical issues.

It can be difficult to recognize practical implications in frontline work.

It follows that "reverse innovation" must not only recognize practical solutions being developed in low and middle income countries, but must also build on the strengths of the theoretical-methodological reasoning that has emerged in the South.

But soon the politicians recognized a practical side.

"The Supreme Court recognized the practical realities that the police face in dealing with suspects," Mr. Scheidegger said.

Wind loads were not yet understood in any theoretical sense, but Roebling recognized the practical need to prevent vertical oscillations.

Although its effectiveness has been widely recognized, the practical applications of EKFs are still very limited.

The potential benefit of applying gravity balancing to orthotic, prosthetic and other wearable devices is well recognized, but practical applications have been elusive.

Kent Scheidegger, legal director of the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation, stated that the court had recognized the "practical realities that the police face in dealing with suspects" and placed reasonable limits on "an artificial rule that is not really in the Constitution".

But as important as it is to recognize the practical values of education, to me it seems even more important to recognize its less practical (but equally vital) functions.