Sentence examples for the practical conditions from inspiring English sources

The modern cinema arises through the work of filmmakers who think about production along with, and perhaps even ahead of, direction whose aesthetic ideas are, to begin with, ideas of filmmaking practice and which arise in response to (and, so, ultimately reflect) the practical conditions of their work.

Unfortunately, the settings customarily considered in these reliability studies are usually far from the practical conditions in which these scales are applied in clinical trials and practice.

"We're All Still Here" is a bold construction that starts with a gesture that Godard made familiar in his little-seen but colossal "King Lear" (which I'll be introducing at the Quad, on May 1st) — the discussion on the movie's soundtrack of the practical conditions of its creation.

So in the practical conditions, (11) and (13) might have the general forms as (14) and (15), respectively.

The results demonstrate that the active control and pitch angle control are effective and more tally with the practical conditions.

It represents the sum of the practical conditions that he believes are required to make both the individual and the country prosperous and strong.

The practical condition for a thin film on a transparent substrate is shown in Figure 3.

Only the viscous friction is considered in previous work, but it is quite different with the practical condition.

However, in the practical condition, several disturbance sources occur in the manipulated variable or the upstream exhibits nonlinear behaviors.

Firstly, a phase difference denoising procedure is added to make the proposed method more robust and can be adapted to the practical condition.

The detailed characteristics of the four LSCs were further discussed at the designing condition and the practical condition in the tests.