Sentence examples for true practical from inspiring English sources

We must now consider him our enemy.' Poor Mr Norrell (Eddie Marsan), a few months ago he was contentedly padding about his library, hoarding every magic book in England, relaxed about his status as the country's only true practical magician.

The true practical challenge is one of signal visibility.

This third stage of ICPT, that may not be reached by all patients, aims to offer true, practical help after goal-setting in stage two has been concluded.

The combination of the LAMP method and the new detection method described here can overcome several factors that have been preventing true practical application of super-simple g-POCT devices for genetic testing.

However, this may not be true in practical instances of real-time occurrences.

But this assumption is not true in practical scenarios because the rainfall process cannot be negative.

This type of approach assumes implicitly that the analyzed time series is stationary, which is rarely true in practical applications.

Firstly, the assumption that the DCT coefficients follow Gaussian distribution is not always true in practical applications.

These advantages hold true for practical field magnetic data from the Hawsons mining area in Australia, verifying the effectiveness of the proposed scheme.

All these papers assume that CSI and decoding error probability at the relay are available at the destination, which is not always true in practical wireless systems.

A doxastic venture model of theistic faith thus reconciles faith as gift with faith as an action: the action is taking a faith-proposition to be true in practical reasoning; the gift provides the motivational resources for so doing, namely a firm belief in the truth of the faith-proposition, despite its recognised lack of adequate evidential grounding.