Sentences with phrase «practical terms there»

In practical terms there is absolutely no trend at all.

In practical terms there are a few genuine issues with the Galaxy S3 too.

In practical terms there are two important things to remember when self - publishing − get a good editor and a good book cover.

Although (as noted above) luggage space has been reduced, in practical terms there is sufficient space when all three rows are in use, and truck loads in five - seater mode.

Not exact matches

While inflation - targeting regimes share a number of similarities, most importantly the focus on an inflation rate as the objective of monetary policy, there are a number of differences in terms of their practical implementation.

First there is a tendency, owing perhaps to its MacIntyrean inspiration, to conceive of this «option» primarily in practical or political terms, that is, as a kind of «communitarian» stance within an increasingly hostile public square.

He did not engage in practical administration of the city of Rome in terms of its security or its food supply, as Gregory had had to do, although he didwelcome millions of people there annually on an unprecedented scale.

Although that might appear to be a conclusion of mere practical reason, first reached by the so - called Enlightenment, there is also a case to be made for it in terms of biblical Christianity as well as «natural law» or secular utilitarianism.

There was further moralising and practical comment as Melancthon came to terms with something which he was still seeing essentially as a «failure» on the part of his leader.

These may appear at first glance to be merely practical problems, but there is already evidence that in the long term they might well prove to be symptomatic of moral and theological ones too.

But the higher - quality and higher - profile Australian brands were in a stronger position than those being produced in other countries because under the regulatory regime, there are 13 facilities in Australia with separate CNCA approval, which in practical terms means there are 39 «brand slots» for Australian brands potentially available to companies going through the China FDA registration process.

«In terms of a practical uptake, if you're at a saleyard, what happens if you get one misread or there's one animal without a tag - do you run the whole mob through again to find which one it is?»

Is there any practical implication that the Co-operative party is now larger than ever, both in absolute terms and as a proportion of the Labour Party?

But it must not disguise the fact that there are practical things they can do to help businesses in their localities through deregulation — and there is something they can do right now to prevent the implementation of a scheme that the Federation of Small Businesses has termed «anti-growth».

«Of course, we should involve the House fully in a decision as important as the renewal of our nuclear deterrent, and in practical terms it is inevitable that there will therefore be a chance for the House to express its view on that important matter in a vote,» he added.

In practical terms it is relatively demanding to ask the voter to express a reasoned preferential choice when there may be more than ten candidates on the ballot paper.

There are also short - term practical implications.

Sure there are functional movement screenings, physical therapists, and a boatload of other professionals on the internet that have a whole bunch of technical savvy methods to explain function, but in terms of practical day to day application I'm going to provide you with a few simple drills and exercises to both test and train your functional fitness abilities.

EM: There are practical steps an individual company can take in the short term to start transitioning towards a circular model.

What this translates to, in practical terms, is that there is not the social stigma associated with using online dating services like there used to be.

Ideal for younger groups new to practical tasks and there is plenty of scope to introduce key terms, such as variables and reliability.

Emma Knights, chief executive of the National Governance Association, said the action in West Sussex was a «good PR tactic» to highlight governors» funding concerns, but warned there were «moral and practical implications» that made longer - term action untenable.

There's high quality professional development, high quality back room support in terms of finances and those aspects, and there's practical school support.&rThere's high quality professional development, high quality back room support in terms of finances and those aspects, and there's practical school support.&rthere's practical school support.»

But in terms of new cars there isn't anything as committed to thrills, while still relatively practical, as the Challenge this side of a Nissan GT - R Track Edition.

Clearly, there is no shortage of perfectly practical just - a-cars at this end of the market; though I prefer the ergonomics of our long - term Honda Fit, I feel we could have swapped this in for the next few months and no one would complain.

There's no doubt that in practical terms the X4 is a case of form over function, offering more style at the expense of interior space.

I suspect we're talking around the same topic, getting at it in different ways, in our own terms, preferring our own conceptualization of it yet overlapping so much that whatever differences there may have less practical significance for authors than recreation for you and me.

I realize in practical terms «submit to the new terms or take your book down» (or, even worse, «not even notice the new terms and be stuck with them after thirty days,») might not seem any different from «Amazon has the power to unilaterally alter the contract,» but in legal terms there's a real distinction.

«It's a question of who has commercial control, who sets the schedules, who decides what the terms and conditions are and there are some very practical problems with what we see here, which are quite obvious,» he says.

There are some senses in which the article's statement is inaccurate in practical terms — e.g., annuities need not always have fixed payments but may be adjusted for inflation, also there aren't many real perpetuities in existence anyway, and plus it doesn't matter whether the source of the income is an annuity or something else — but that is the gist of what the article is saThere are some senses in which the article's statement is inaccurate in practical terms — e.g., annuities need not always have fixed payments but may be adjusted for inflation, also there aren't many real perpetuities in existence anyway, and plus it doesn't matter whether the source of the income is an annuity or something else — but that is the gist of what the article is sathere aren't many real perpetuities in existence anyway, and plus it doesn't matter whether the source of the income is an annuity or something else — but that is the gist of what the article is saying.

From a practical standpoint, in terms of being able to translate academic findings into actual investment strategies, 4 factors or «premiums» have been found within stocks and successfully implemented (there are 2 factors that drive the behavior of bond prices):

The practical floor in bond rates is fundamentally different given there are very few fools who will want to invest in zero or negative yields for the long term.

What that means in practical terms is that there is no specific date on which you should give your puppy his first bath.

In practical terms, the AI component of Bossa's new project means that there will be «richer» interactions with non-playable characters.

After visiting the makeshift FIAR studio spaces, it also seemed more practical to create performance work because there wasn't much room to make much else; the studios were limited in terms of size and solitude, with the residents more or less on top of each other.

Using either record in the same analysis as shown in the last figure would give the same result — that there is no practical or statistical evidence that there has been a change in the underlying long - term trend (see Tamino's post on this as well).

«In practical terms, if there is a new virus that arrives on the earth, we can use this research to tell which animal might be in the line of attack and affected first,» notes Huchon.

Assume that amount is zero in practical terms and we go from there.

Overall, there is much to be gained and very low risk in pursuing multiple parts of a portfolio of CDR [carbon dioxide removal] strategies that demonstrate practical solutions over the short term and develop more cost - effective, regional - scale and larger solutions for the long term.

No matter HOW reasonable the terms «ritual» and «ceremonial» and «temple» SOUND to us as laymen, please be aware that there were many very practical people living in those old societies — carpenters, farmers, metal workers, bricklayers, architects, etc. — and the archaeological view that the societies were run predominantly by priest castes is only one point of view.

There you have a 2 - cent qualitative view on how fat - tails and uncertainty conspire together in practical terms.

In terms of climate change, there is no more practical approach than implementing a carbon pricing system so that the costs of climate change are reflected in the price of the products which cause them.

There are practical differences in cost, maintenance, terms, opportunities for financial offsets, and savings / returns on investment, depending on the financing decision that you make.

Thus, some sort of fudge was always going to be needed, unless the UK entered into negotiations with a clear willingness to accept no deal (for which there was neither a clear mandate, nor practical logic in terms of the UKs best interests).

There is no apparent practical justification for holding that an agreement for a term of uncertain duration can not give rise to a tenancy, or that a fetter of uncertain duration on the right to serve a notice to quit is invalid.

So there's a move afoot to dump the kilogram — or, rather, to find a purer basis for the measurement of mass and then to create a practical kilogram in these new, more fundamental terms.

Nonetheless, there are many LLPs who have such a class, as they simply found it easiest, when converting, to perpetuate the old partnership arrangements, pointless as they might now be in practical terms, as it saved upsetting arrangements with which, in practice, both sides were quite happy.

The practical message of this research for advocates would appear to be that there is considerable value in articulating the facts of any case in terms similar to successful precedents.

In practical terms, when there is no time between the application to strike inadmissible evidence and the hearing of the lis, this means portions of filed affidavits are given no weight by the court.

In practical terms, there would be no measure or procedure for making a complaint of harassment.