The genius of the iPad is not its 10in screen, but the aspect ratio that makes it practical to use in either orientation.
Catalyzed by advances in glazing technology, and computer software that makes it practical to design buildings with a different plan for every floor, architects have recently created towers of floor-to-ceiling windows, turning Manhattan into a crystal garden of geometric forms and irregular shapes.
But modern Scots hasn't been systemised in a way that makes it practical to learn to speak for everyday use, or to prepare Scots to accept hearing it spoken with a non-Scottish accent, and Ireland's experience suggests even universal Gaelic teaching doesn't make Gaelic a first language.
Of course, it was the invention of modern colour theory with its versatile primary and secondary colours, produced in manageable portable tubes, that made it practical for artists to record what they saw 'en plein air'.
Although it is a search-free implementation, there are some shortcomings that make it somewhat unsuitable for practical application, which are presented in detail in [7].
But there are practical considerations that make it unlikely that this increase will be a startling one.
Making an independent film is like running a small — perhaps a very, very small — business, and the practical details that make it run are the engine of his dramas.
People should also have practical tools that make it easy, quick, and efficient to share and access this information.
The recommendations, which Hasselmo says should be ready by fall 2003, will provide solutions to budget, personnel, and other practical hurdles that make it difficult for people from different departments to collaborate.
Not only does the requirement to travel long distances pose practical problems that make it harder to arrange for the procedure," Dr. Upadhyay said, it can potentially reduce the quality of any after-procedure treatment as well.
