Sentence examples for was practically lost from inspiring English sources

Noise increased systematically toward the last singular values, where the signal was practically lost.

As the great French feudatories' power grew at the expense of the king's, the old marquisats were practically lost in the great duchies or countships.

"The soil in the area covered by this volume of ash deposits will be practically lost," said Wilfredo Vera, engineer from the University of Chile.

Self-transcendence, which once was a crucial element in the ideal of authenticity, is practically lost from the contemporary version, giving rise to cultures of self-absorption, which ultimately deteriorate into the malaise of absurdity.

In this case, the phase shift (3.3 bp) also leads to reduced amplitude of the oscillations, as in the wild-type case where HU protein is normally expressed, yet the asymmetric behavior is practically lost; now the presence of two loop conformations results in almost-symmetric oscillations with smaller amplitude.

It's practically losing money.

Now, dust is just dust, and laundry is simply a chore, and cooking...well, it's practically a lost art.

There was practically zero chance of anyone getting lost.

Kennedy was practically family.

Visibility was practically zero.

He was practically voiceless.