Sentence examples for record practical from inspiring English sources

One common suggestion was for teachers and students to make use of technology to record practical demonstrations and lectures, thereby shifting the content to be available anywhere, anytime.

ALLOTROPES of carbon varying forms of the element in which the atoms are stuck together in different patterns have a mixed record of practical use.

People who educate the nation, without achieving all their goals, like Wilson and TR, evidently seem to him to rate under people with a record of practical accomplishment, like Polk and Truman, even if they do little to transform the intellectual climate of the nation.

Decision support systems (DSS) that are simple, spatial, flexible, non-deterministic and have a long track record of practical application in a policy environment have until recently been uncommon.

For the record though, practical joke or not, the Westboro Baptists' first foray into the world of celebrity funeral protest should be interesting.

The French New Wave was born of fused and contradictory devotions to documentary and fiction, by filmmakers obsessed with recording the practical, material, and emotional details of their lives, but doing so in the forms and styles of classic movie mythology a mythology that they, as critics, played a large role in establishing.

The French New Wave was born of fused and contradictory devotions to documentary and fiction, by filmmakers obsessed with recording the practical, material, and emotional details of their lives, but doing so in the forms and styles of classic movie mythology — a mythology that they, as critics, played a large role in establishing.

No significant enhancement in power output was recorded at practical voltage levels.

Participating staff also found the insertion of the RADAR scale into the folder containing the medication administration records was practical.

There was, however, little discussion recorded on practical advice as how to achieve weight control, for example, whether the children were involved in appropriate and sufficient levels of physical activity.

Among these staple foods following qualitative groups were allowed along with sugar and salt: Beef, egg, fish, fruit, pork, wheat, rye, soy, bran, milk, cheese, nuts, barley, coffee, oats, maize, apple, peach, banana and vegetables, but quantitative amounts were not recorded for practical reasons.