Making the leap from theory to practicality isn't for the faint-hearted.
Ultimately, scales were created with the aforementioned blend of theory, practicality, and expert consensus in hopes that this method may prove useful to wider audiences and researchers.
Training on the theory and practicality of the social web will be a short-term cost for a longer-term gain.
end{aligned} Usually, this type integral inequalities have regular or continuous integral kernels, but some problems of theory and practicality require us to solve integral inequalities with singular kernels.
It was briefly reactivated on 1 February 1963 as the 11th Air Assault Division (Test) to explore the theory and practicality of helicopter assault tactics, and was inactivated on 29 June 1965.
This is not to say that quality managers cannot organize successful double-loop learning processes; it is likely that, whenever the limitations of theory meet practicality, these successful managers draw upon other perspectives than TQM to fill the performance gaps [ 24, 33, 47].
But I was never really interested in the theory of achieving things, just the practicality of doing things".
But the photographs pose questions of practicality, security and privacy: In theory, nosy neighbors can now peer over tall fences.
This chapter focuses on the theory and practicalities of multiple-comparisons nonparametric randomization and permutation tests for functional neuroimaging experiments and this has been illustrated with worked examples.
Bandying phrases such as "excellence for all" and "education for the many not the few", politicians, especially left-wing ones, want to slap the university-educated label on ever more people, regardless of merit, cost or practicality.The aspirin theory of university financeUniversities can indeed give the disadvantaged a leg up but they will do it much better if the state stands back.
