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Make it a ritual to warm up and stretch in practice just as you would for a meet.

But it seems to me an excellent scheme in theory, though in practice it may not make a jot of difference.

The early warning system was so good to calculate and easy to use that it value to use and popularize in practice.

The change in the policy rate does not mean much in practice: it merely reinforces the message that low rates are here to stay for a while.

The body example of the apparatus clearly explains the thing that you study, prove what you can employ things studied to do in practice.

DICOM is an international standard just for these needs, and it has been used to resolve the problems in practice.

"But we always seem to be broke at the end of the month, " she says. "On paper you look well off, when in practice you can be struggling" .

In practice, one model is not always enough and a complex system may be represented by a range of models, from simple to complex.

Although these measures do not reflect strengths exclusively, each has some capacity to be used in practice from a strengths perspective.

In practice, IT is often found that tunneling, although costly, proves to be less expensive in the long run than any alternative system.

Though wave equation prestack migration produces higher quality images, it has not been widely used in practice due to its low efficiency.

a. In theory (and often in practice) this was an aristocracy of service, in which position was determined by the emperor.

Or it can be defaulted on. In practice, rich countries seem to be using different combinations of these approaches.

In practice, a large number of locks is often desirable for maximum throughput.

If his plan had been put in practice in the imperialistic China, even if it was not the so called "modern" , it must be much more "better" !

Although it chooses a model does not correspond to any particular criteria, but it was frequently used in practice.

Tunnel-type anchorage is not widely used in practice, and not enough attentions have been paid to its stability up to now.

This warning looks a bit alarming, but in practice, the extension seems to be well-supported.

Of course, in practice, scientists do not always follow the textbook strategies.

As the stipulations of our criminal law are not very clear, it is usually difficult to carry out the stipulations in practice.

There is ample support in economic theory for your view - it is just a shame there is little support for it in practice.

The technology described herein is better used in practice, and then can be applied to the other machining of the turbine blades as well.

In practice a balancing, or trade-off, between qualitative characteristics is often necessary.

Though theoretically a democracy, India's governance has resembled something of a feudal system in practice.

The law provides for the "freedom to reside in or travel to any place" ; however, the government did not respect this right in practice.

Retaining wall with relieving plate has much superiority and is often adopted in practice.

In practice it results in better stiffness and reduced wear between the runner surface and the surface on which it runs.

In practice, it is often an agglomeration of national markets, each with its rules and oddities.

In practice, normal blocks and client blocks are the only types you are likely to see.

In practice, it is still unclear whether commercial fishing pressure could be high enough to have a significant impact, she said.

In practice the work coil is usually incorporated into a resonant tank circuit.

Nevertheless, as Laotse say, everyone in the world knows it but no one is able to carry it out in practice.

There is no argument for a tax break worth, in practice, ten times as much to the rich as to the poor.

In practice small amounts leak in and out in industrial systems, but overall, the bulk of mass circles in a " closed loop . "

At last, the window pollution is reduced by means of prolonging the tube nearby the anode side, and the improving has been used in practice.

Nor is it clear how much difference in practice will be made by the obligation of a B Corp to weigh interests other than profits.

In practice, this is often implemented using an XML schema combining service identification, addressing, and business data.

Not really. I took five years of medical education but I had never been a doctor in practice.

It is claimed that this tin-opener is a very good invention, but in practice it's not easy to use.

I used to be able to play well but I'm out of (not in) practice now.

In practice, the bureaucratic culture of these organisations is such that this rarely happens.

In practice, we still can only use artificial neural network as a copper price forecasting methods one of which should not be the only one.

It is all somehow intertwined in a very intricate way and is really remarkable how well that works in practice.

But in practice the average family has not seen such a gain because much of it has gone to those at the top or into profits.

It sounds like common sense, but smart power is not so easy to carry out in practice.

Officially the lottery games are different from gambling, but in practice there is often no obvious distinction.

Simply put, there is no better way to understand how people want to use your software than to see them using it in practice.

In theory, the bank has no liability for losses on these products; in practice, it can come under pressure to atone for defaults.

The inventor is excited, and he is going to try out his new machine. His idea sounds fine, but we need to try it out in practice.

The criterion that measures the efficiency of these tools, is to see to what extent they could fulfil their missions in practice.

Either outcome is possible in theory, but skepticism is usually the best response in practice.

There exist some error modeling methods, but each has its range of application, and is often inconvenient to apply in practice.

This system has been used in practice, and its reliability and performance met the require. . .

Here's a tip that seems so simple, and yet can be difficult to maintain in practice: stop, and notice what you are doing in this moment.

many problems that had arisen in practice had been solved and good results had been achieved, there was more agreement about it.

However, in practice, to obtain the full benefits of the fan gate design a greater width is often used.

In practice, many experts with users have no interest in finding a place in their own organization for users' suggestions.

I would say that the influence of other religions in practice and science fiction was as influential for me as Bible studies and sermons.

This method is often used in practice.

In practice, if an interpreter can do a five-minute speech satisfactorily, they should be able to deal with any length of speech.

Brazil has, in practice, granted diplomatic asylum to Mr Zelaya (although its foreign ministry said he was just a guest).

The question, then is whether the IMF's new facility is as good in practice as it seems to be in theory.

He took some shooting practice out there and stayed on top of what we were trying to get done in practice.

It is evident that academics are the golden key to a good career and a secure job, but the books do not guide to the smart in practice.

When a man says he approves of something in principle, it means he hasn't the slightest intention of carrying it out in practice.

In practice we see that although many people do have the desire to serve the masses, they end up in failure, doing great harm to the masses.

In practice, however, many tended to leave these sects or marry outside them and consequently have less children than they might have done.

The last point is often overlooked, but is very important in practice.

In practice, no great apes have been used in Europe for years and there are no breeding colonies from which to take them.

Although this might seem to make such bonds less attractive to investors, in practice it seems to have done the opposite.

In practice, the extent to which policymakers choose to be transparent depends on both the economic environment and the objective of policy.

I have been a selfish human being all my life, in practice, though not in principle.

However, in practice, most users accept an installation of new settings if they seem to be from an operator.

In practice, politicians and their staff act as if every public relations battle has dramatic electoral consequences.

In the financial world, our lousy "Anglo-Saxon" system of supervision and regulation had in practice meant no regulation at all, he said.

He had no intention of being one of those aforementioned losers, but he wanted to stay in practice in case he ever felt romantic again.

While it seems like the two would not mix well, in practice it really isn't that hard to create a workable model.

is not feasible in practice and that 'quality of life criteria'should be considered in risk assessment as well as in risk management'.

In theory it's feasible to clone a child to harvest organs, but in practice it would be psychologically harmful to the child.

I have been a selfish being all my life, in practice, though not in principle.

The economics of this are easy to describe but fiendishly difficult to achieve in practice.

In practice, some experts say, at least some of those bans could be easily sidestepped.

Me not being able to practice, and them having to pick up some of that responsibility in practice because of my knee.

Of course, it was necessary then to apply it, to see if it would work in practice.

Such an "internal devaluation" is possible in theory, but it is unusual (and painful) in practice.

In practice, however, APP clients are likely to see a variety of authentication mechanisms.

Now that you know how to add and delete rows, let's try building a simple application that demonstrates this in practice.

These formulas have been used in practice and good accuracy was shown.

In practice, analysis beyond this point is viewed as too speculative to be reliable.

Still there is no denying that it would be better yet to be both free in spirit and proficient in practice.

Although many antifungal compounds have been found against A. flavus up to now, few of them could be used in practice.

But he found that, in practice, it was not possible to leave all staff to their own self-motivating devices.

Comparing the theoretical and the in-situ data, we obtain an agreement in results, and the method in this paper has been used in practice.

In Chinese criminal procedures, the sending back for retrial system is simple, it is uncertainty in practice, and it tends to be increase .

But in practice, lots of "bargains" take place; in other words, recipients top up the $1, 200 that the association pays all donors.

It seems to be a good plan , but will it be any good in practice?

With more seats and a weaker leader than its predecessor, the next government may look stronger on paper than it is in practice.

In practice, few visitors have the proper configuration so they are more likely to see a cryptic error message.

To strengthen the special fitness of our soccer players, we should reevaluate aerobic training and carry it out in practice.

Chinese English education policies are in conformity with its national conditions and have been proved to be workable in practice.

The fire resistance behaviour and design of CFST columns are one of the key issues in practice due to the steel tube being exposed to air.

In theory, I agree with you, but I feel that your ideas would not work in practice.

In practice this seems to work much as in LA. There's an A List and you want to be on it or close to those who are.

Chris Coyne and I attempt to highlight Rothbard's contributions to the economic analysis of socialism in theory and in practice here.

So far it is only concepts and theory, but we will shortly look into how this all works out in practice.

In practice Head Greenkeepers are beginning to appreciate the need to monitor organic matter content through professional advisory services.

You may talk about being active and steady, and yet in practice you may fail to give active leadership or achieve steady development.

in practice , the designer of a work item type will identify a field that must be filled in with a range of values.

To enhance the capabilities of resistance to the disease risk is thought to be one of its purposes in practice.

In practice, it is often controversial.

In practice, many of the local trusts that dish the money out do not pay for any cycles at all.

Like his predecessor, Henry Paulson, Geithner seems to be more popular with investors in theory than in practice.

In practice, I had all day to think of the accounts and Zhena dull figures Heart Fanmen, tired, Deng stated that the board was riddled 100.

You know, I meet with difficulties in practice, I always looked at your video, don't know why is like watching your video, your style.

But in practice, prior notice is not always insisted upon, provided that the amounts required are not too large.

In practice the central bank creates the money by crediting the accounts that banks hold with it, thus raising their reserves.

In practice, it's mostly Java programmers who are using SOAP anyway, so it's back to the original question of whether to use RPC or RMI.

An attempt to put them in practice in some measure led to the defeat of Chinese Marxism twenty years ago.

It has been proved in practice that the integrated geophysical method is of great utilization potential in water engineering reconnaissance.

He wants North Korea to be accepted as a nuclear power, his officials say, just as India in practice has been.

In practice, domain name is often conflicted with trademark and trade name because of the registration and use of domain name.

In theory, an initiative can only deal with constitutional matters, but in practice they have been held on a variety of issues.

That reform, if it comes, will give welcome legal backing to what already sometimes occurs in practice.

In practice, horrible event happened when the bank supervisory authority intervene the commercial bank excessively in the take-over process.

In practice, it behaves as if the secondary sources were included in the main one.

While per-process filesystem namespaces were very useful in theory, in practice the complete isolation between them was too restrictive.

The energy criteria have been applied to analyzing the failure condition of surrounding rock masses of a circular tunnel in practice.

Lawyers who set up in practice must accept supervision by the state, the public and litigants.

You should note that this warning is sometimes reported on certain idioms guaranteed to be safe in practice.

In practice, the history of that most racially mixed country of all, the United States, supports this idea.

The result of this research illustrates the conflict is reconcilable in practice and the dual reform goals could be both achieved.

Encountered problems in practice, students can be led to the guidance of a teacher or proposed, not given a free hand.

But in practice, a great deal depends on which businesses we are talking about.

In practice we have not encountered any proposal aimed at achieving the former objective that did not satisfy the latter.

That is something I try to work on in practice, when I stroke I could feel starting the fall part, just trying to keep it efficient.

I'll read a few of them to you to give you a flavor of how comprehensive and hard they are to do in practice.

L-wrapped version of the system in practice proved himself, now, the first batch of customers have decided to install A.

Just how well that assumption holds up in practice often depends on the individual.

In practice, many facts have proved that performance evaluation of university executives is always playing a great role.

In practice, they support national education and rural education with a great deal of care.

The law prohibits arbitrary arrest and detention, but reports indicated that the government did not observe these prohibitions in practice.

The results prove that this rectifier topology has good performance and high reference value in practice.

'Rapid convergence is possible in principle, but unlikely in practice, ' Rodrik writes.

"It's impossible to see how proposals like these could be implemented in practice unless you get really draconian laws, " Gleeson said.

Perl supports multiple inheritance, though two or more parents are rarely seen in practice.

In theory this machine could be converted to run on a different fuel, although in practice this would be expensive.

But in practice, the sky is the most fair, like it to the lion and elephant, every difficulty has its existence of positive value.

In practice, I've never seen this happen with a trivial example so I guess we'll have to take the Scala designers' word for it.

It is proved that this system can realize the customizing Man-Machine-Interface and the parameterization of Real-Time-Component in practice.

In practice there is a tiny risk that, like Schroedinger's Cat, the transaction ends up in a third, indeterminate state.

Architecture is perhaps the easiest way to see some of these ideas in practice.

Zen was opposed to language in theory and had to use language in practice as well. So, the contradiction put Zen in a dilemma.

In practice, shareholders in a company usually have a separate agreement to define their rights and obligations between them.

Results show this scheme is feasible, the codec runs stable and has been used in practice.

In practice, therefore, the primary factor distinguishing a rule from an adjudicative order is the "general applicability" of the former.

However, in practice, it seems to be justified.

The idea sounds fine, but we need to try it out in practice.

In practice, the way people feel about windmills may have as much to do with financial effects as with physical ones.

Since The Book of Songs, "fu" , "bi" , and "xing" have been three chief artistic devices Chinese letter-men have concluded in practice.

In practice it may swell, particularly if it is controlled by politicians, as they may stuff it with supporters.

Atom (see my recent article on the topic) was an attempt at a fresh start for RSS, but in practice it just adds another option.

Things that seem simple and logical at the time of definition may not work as well in practice.

In practice, power rested with a hereditary plutocracy , but it was expected to earn its privileges through public service.

For the pursuit of human and beyond, due to go beyond the advance, when the pursuit of a conviction, the dream will be realized in practice.

In practice, developers and users tend to want URIs to embed at least a modicum of semantic information, not only a syntactic form.

But Friedman, having issued his manifesto , left others to argue about it and was more concerned to apply it in practice .

The idea seems fine but we need to try it out in practice.

Quite a few local regulations have a strong inclination of departmental benefit in practice.

Now in practice, our attempt to link up a specific action with a specific actor is based on more than simple logic.

In practice we fully realized that nurses' performance evaluation was an important component of nursing management.

At the moment we typically use an array of seven cameras for one person seated at a desk, which in practice act as five trios .

However, it will be a challenge in practice, which can be illustrated with a slight modification of the example.

In theory - and increasingly in practice - much of this manure could be used to generate biogas and subsequently electricity.

In practice, people having group O blood are known as "universal donors" , whose blood may be transfused to all other people.

Liquid ventilation is one of the most extensively studied revolutionary medical therapies being considered for use in practice.

In practice it is not so easy to distinguish these two words.

One of their few real jobs was issuing passports, carried with pride by Lithuanian emigres, though seldom used in practice.

Experiments showed that this method could achieve better results in practice.

In my experience, neither of the above points is usually problem in practice since . . .

However, in practice, there is still some work to do if the ideal goal is to be achieved and perfection to be realized.

In practice, this trade off will have to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, for each application and each common library or module.

This may sound complicated, but in practice it has proved a popular way for managers to put quality management into effect.

Credit extended by these banks is in practice (though not legally) backed by the taxing power of the federal government.

This sentence with the passage of time will be tested in practice, no doubt about its correctness.

A player who once punched a teammate because he wasn't playing hard enough in practice, and was almost suspended by the league for gambling.

The director of the institute has declared that it is impossible that such case of corruption is in practice in the IAE.

But there still exist some problems in this process, in particular some confusing basic conceptions tends to lead to mistakes in practice.

However, the lack of clinical effects of the bulk of cases, it is not able to confirm the theory in practice inferred.

In practice it would be possible to measure radioactivity one thousand fold less than this.

In practice, the most likely outcome of such fiscal retrenchment would be a slump in countries with large external and fiscal deficits.

In practice, as is often the case when decorating a house, more than two coats may be needed to cover things up.

In practice this means that alternative techniques will have to be used in dental care, chemical analysis and the chloralkali industry.

The problem about the role of trade unions in practice has not fully resolved, even has a great conflict with its role recognized.

sentence for a definitive expression fixed, business English letters and telegrams in practice has created a fixed set of words.

It is shown in practice that the system can improve the efficiency of official business in school.

Uniqueness is rare, and coming up with a continuous stream of products with unique features is, in practice, extremely difficult.

Even if these conditions are hard to meet in practice, fiscal constraints are often more useful than no rules at all.

But in practice, political leaders hand-pick many of the delegates and are expected to have a strong if not absolute say over the nominees.

In practice the Assembly had become the general directing force of League activities.

Third, in practice, it wouldn't be necessary to compare every customer in Amazon's database to myself if I'm only purchasing a book.

A company can conduct effective and time-saving e-business via email addresses. However, in practice, e-business is always ignored.

Yes, they know family is important, but in practice, their spouse and children were at the bottom of the totem pole.

In practice, the distinction is not always so clear-cut: NASA has done plenty of work for the Pentagon.

In practice this standard has been used by a wide variety of devices.

In practice, system state is always characterized by nonlinear, non Gaussian and incompletely observed.

In practice this statistic suggests a few very large winners and a great many losers.

In practice, however, you'll often find little to go on other than the presence of attributes that happen to be named id.

In practice, the tension between our obligation to inform and the government's obligation to protect plays out in a set of rituals.

Since, in practice, the money supply is driven more by the demand for credit than reserves, this may be unnecessary.

In practice they have been type and routine check tested by the thousand according to the most up to date standards and safety regulations .

Lastly, a concept of real-time floating threshold generation is put forward and this concept has already been applied in practice.

Much ink has been spilt since the crisis started on the inadequacies of the euro's design, and its mismanagement in practice.

In practice, a second layer of defense is usually a good idea, but you should carefully consider a third layer.

In practice, however, partial privatization would almost surely undermine the public side of these programs.

But in practice, money flows liberally through offshore bank accounts and a number of other nonofficial channels, experts say.

Man must prove the truth -- i. E. The reality and power, the this-sidedness of his thinking in practice.

The paper tries to start with this point, blazing a new trail in practice of moral education.

This argument has no validity whatsoever, either in principle or in practice.

In practice, there developed in German and the USA diametrically different review standards to be applied to "equitable" judgments.

In practice, all three ways (or at least the second and third one) are used to control the genetic algorithm.

It will certainly be interesting to see how well it works in practice and whether it understands Australian accents.

To see how this approach works in practice, return to the dilemma of sustainable development.

In practice, though, XML-RPC's datatypes are often flexible enough to do complex tasks.

In practice, the risk has not, so far, been the disruption of my work or my leisure.

On the face of it, his theory is OK, but we still have to wait and see how it works in practice.

In practice, you usually do not need to understand all of the specific HTTPresponse codes.

As a innovative differentiation approach, it requires further studies and researches to determine its applicability in practice.

In practice, inferior cantholysis is also performed because a lateral canthotomy is usually insufficient alone.

In practice, however, the compilations are used for the sake of convenience, even where they have not been enacted.

When you first think of a tablet, a camera seems like a logical addition, but in practice it's quite awkward to use.

In practice, it also became apparent that it was best not to remove all of the naturally occurring outward yaw from inside corners.

On his crash: In practice , I did that corner 500 times at the limit to test the grip of the front tire , but today, I lost the bike .

The methods put forward by the authors for eliminating and suppressing these interfering factors prove to be fairly effective in practice.

Various factors influenced a decision of the Truman Administration to put in practice with large-scale foreign aids.

How this possibility works out in practice the Dutch government does not mention.

In practice, he says, the change in thinking he advocates wouldn't change the way we treat criminals all that much.

The constitution provides for freedom of speech and of the press, and the authorities generally respected these rights in practice.

Silverstein can in theory press ahead with the building of the Rogers and Foster towers, but in practice he is out of cash.

Then, this paper investigates reasons that make performance of these algorithms degraded in practice, i. e. microphone array errors.

In practice, an iterative approach usually brings a confidence boost to an engineering team, as well as cost reduction to a project.

Real estate investment risk is only expected value method, decision tree method and so on, which are rarely applied in practice.

We say that the president runs the country, but in practice, presidents have trouble running large parts of the government.

The U. N. Convention Against Corruption sets out the principle of returning illegal assets, but the procedure is difficult in practice.

In practice, the required cross-cell bridging often results in an unstable solution, not to mention increased complexity.

Lawyers who set up in practice must use facts as a basis and the law as criteria.

In practice, though, this is nearly impossible to get right when the data is at all complex, and I do not recommend it.

In practice, generally speaking, the programmer must have in order to understand and modify the source code of a program.

In practice, this step has too many undesirable consequences and the risk that much of the testing is of insufficient quality and coverage.

It touches off many conflicts in practice and different judicial institution has different explanation for that.

When he was born, slavery had been supplanted by racial segregation, enshrined in law in the South and in practice in the North.