Sentences with phrase «more practical terms»

We are just beginning to look at such portfolios in more practical terms, not simply as a theoretical exercise.

Let's take the adult guidelines of 10 - 35 % and translate these percentages into more practical terms.

Or, in more practical terms, most people prefer to dance till the music stop.

Moon Jae - in's administration appears to have brokered a potential meeting between heads of state to avoid nuclear holocaust, and in more practical terms local media is widely reporting regional internet giant Kakao will deepen its involvement with cryptocurrency in South Korea by incorporating crypto into its various, hugely popular, platforms.

Louis himself may have thought in more practical terms.

To put it into more practical terms, the contents a fully - loaded 50 gigabyte Blu - Ray disc could be transferred over USB 3.1 Generation 2 in just 38 seconds.

In more practical terms, it also gives the restaurant a way to make money while cutting down on staff.

In more practical terms, it would be regarded as a scandal by large segments of the press and public, who hold the Queen in much higher esteem than elected politicians.

In more practical terms, the issues these cases raise make it clear that, for some scientists, the grad school and postdoc years can be a time of huge economic opportunity.

To put this in more practical terms, if you were to sit while fidgeting all day, you would burn about 600 more calories than if you sat motionless all day.

To put that in more practical terms, we want to know what would happen if the population at large started consuming vegetable oils and abandoned traditional animal fats.

In more practical terms, this means that we should expect our teachers to be committed to the democratic ideal as an organizing principle for our society and for instruction in their classrooms.

In more practical terms, what this also means is that a teacher who might be considered highly ineffective might be terminated, even though the following year (s) he could have been observed to be highly effective.

In more practical terms, this means that the T100 is perfect for everyday uses.

In more practical terms, getting a pooch is the perfect opportunity to teach your kids about caring for another living being.

(para. 29) In more practical terms, he refuses the arguments that e-books and physical books are fundamentally different in their nature and that their functional differences (e.g. that e-books offer search functions) would not alter this finding (para. 30).

(In more practical terms, think of it as measuring how fast your blood flows through your veins.)